Most definately in recent times, but the selling off public assets to private business was one of their worst decisions, in 5 years the price pretty much doubled.
Still highly volatile compared to thorium. The nixon administration had a chance to move the future forward, but they wanted to promote uranium reactors so that they could use the energy readings to hide local nukes.
Hazelwood VIC 3840 . cooling pond existing . transmission lines existing . = Building a nuclear power station on this site should have commenced two years ago.
Some really great speeches here. I plan to sit with my buddy and show him this superb edition of IPA. One small issue, regarding our national security: of course energy security is paramount, in my opinion. I don't want my youngsters growing up with any hint of Islam in Australia because they will destroy our nation from within. Another problem? Probably bigger than energy supply.
All of these options for energy, require 5 X more mining than coal. Why are we doing anything at all. Our country is already energy efficient, with 0.001 percent of world emissions!!
Over the last 30 years, we have allowed manufacturing to decline from 14% of GDP to 5%. The popularity of Engineering as a profession continues to increase for foreign students , and decrease for Australian students. Building a domestic nuclear industry in Australia to replace base load fossil fuel generators will require 30+ years, and then it likely won't have any work for the next 50 years. Politicising major infrastructure decisions is a bad idea - we don't need to repeat the nbn fiasco. Removing the ban on nuclear power, and ensuring market regulation drives government policy objectives, will allow the market to find an optimal mix of technologies for the transition to net zero.
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We shouldn’t have solar and wind at all in this country except in very remote areas as we have heaps of resources. We have also have more than enough expertise but are held back by government without vision. You would have to say this is being controlled higher up the chain.
@JustIn-mu3nl we have lots more thorium and it's pretty underutilised... not to mention it's non-volitle and fomar safer as well as easy to restructure coal refineries
@@jaydenwilson9522 I don't think there's a full scale Thorium reactor in operation, I may be wrong on that. So it's difficult for me to come to any conclusion, other than nuclear is an old technology that has 60-70 years of development behind it.
@@JustIn-mu3nl Notice my original comment where I said China built a SCALABLE reactor. It was a success. Also, Iron Powder and Ammonia are good too. ruclips.net/video/FDbPTOImipo/видео.html
Many people who have never done anything really hazardous have suddenly become experts. In my life there are 3 little girls who scream, and I cannot stand the noise which happens when V8 supercars change gear. Where I worked, there was always the possibility of the side of the building being blown-in by an explosion. Those two noises were what I dreaded. They make me feel sick.
"No energy store holds enough energy to extract an amount of energy equal to the total energy it stores. No system of energy can deliver sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it. This universal truth applies to all systems. Energy, like time, flows from past to future" (2017).
Why aren't we talking about Thorium? It appears there is still much research required to have a successful Nuclear solution why now invest in Thorium instead?
@@peterjames174 Well, actually, solar panels do break down. If left in the open, they will be cracked and destroyed by rocks, dust, hail - and then they can leach heavy metals into the soil and water table. If buried, they are usually already cracked (as all the useful and actually recyclable aluminum & silver were taken, and the rest usually ground) - and then they can leach heavy metals into the soil and water table. It would better if they actually never did break down! :(
Thankyou, are you going to take the job Dutton offered you please. I don't believe the liberals will not continue to sell everything Australian, however if you can do this one thing, we may want to fight once again for our once Freat Country...
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It's true. Australia's wealth is trickling away. We were once the lucky country. Not any more . .
Not with these fukwits at the helm. It'll take some real balls to get us out of the overall shit pile that Labor has put us in.
We have become the lazy, looking for handouts country. Thats what socialism brings. Unaware of any exaples of it being successful.
It's not a trickle, it's a flood! "Net Zero" is the biggest money laundering fraud in human history. Stop "Net Zero", stop the scam!
Where is the wealth going?
Where is that wealth going?
Another great discussion on the issue of Nuclear power from the Institute of Public Affairs, ted O'Brien and friends! Excellent we'll back you in!
It’s always been a no brainer, got to go Nuclear.
Our government is to blame for the price of electricity, no one else is.
Most definately in recent times, but the selling off public assets to private business was one of their worst decisions, in 5 years the price pretty much doubled.
I was anti nuclear power and a lifelong Labor voter, the last two years have convinced me to vote LNP next time
Please not lnp, one nation or uap
@@noelineharris4037 both parties have no seats in the lower house?
Must we even bother about ZERO EMISSIONS AT ALL.
Only if we have nuclear power🙂
Glad he said how much uranium we have. Known that one for awhile
Still highly volatile compared to thorium.
The nixon administration had a chance to move the future forward, but they wanted to promote uranium reactors so that they could use the energy readings to hide local nukes.
Hazelwood VIC 3840. Sites of closed & demolished cole power plant would be possible to build a nuclear power plant
Hazelwood VIC 3840 . cooling pond existing . transmission lines existing . = Building a nuclear power station on this site should have commenced two years ago.
Some really great speeches here. I plan to sit with my buddy and show him this superb edition of IPA. One small issue, regarding our national security: of course energy security is paramount, in my opinion.
I don't want my youngsters growing up with any hint of Islam in Australia because they will destroy our nation from within. Another problem? Probably bigger than energy supply.
We are already poor giving away our resources
All of these options for energy, require 5 X more mining than coal. Why are we doing anything at all. Our country is already energy efficient, with 0.001 percent of world emissions!!
Over the last 30 years, we have allowed manufacturing to decline from 14% of GDP to 5%.
The popularity of Engineering as a profession continues to increase for foreign students , and decrease for Australian students.
Building a domestic nuclear industry in Australia to replace base load fossil fuel generators will require 30+ years, and then it likely won't have any work for the next 50 years.
Politicising major infrastructure decisions is a bad idea - we don't need to repeat the nbn fiasco.
Removing the ban on nuclear power, and ensuring market regulation drives government policy objectives, will allow the market to find an optimal mix of technologies for the transition to net zero.
LIMA agreement.
IPA is hitting my feed for a reason.
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I enjoy Longform.
6:08. I self censored.
10:41 retired RSO? Retired? Lacking latest. Ear bud time. ?.😂
Nuclear Now thanks!
We still have coal, extremely clean now
We need to stop giving away our resoruces!
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We shouldn’t have solar and wind at all in this country except in very remote areas as we have heaps of resources. We have also have more than enough expertise but are held back by government without vision. You would have to say this is being controlled higher up the chain.
It’s not like we’ve got coal, uranium, natural gas, sunlight, wind or a huge coastline with great waves… hang on??
Detective of Money Politics is following this very informative content cheers VK3GFS and 73s from Frank
East Coast gas reservation= NOW!
Bloody great presentation. Future PM Ted O’Brien for sure.
Thorium reactors with anti-corrosive casings!
China has already built one that is SCALABLE!
AUS is full of the stuff!
We dont need thorium. Should keep it simple to begin with and build either PWR's like the AP1000 or CANDU's with the assistance of Canada.
@@Christoph1888 Agree, thorium reactors are a solution for the American market, as they have no Uranium to mine, we have lots of it.
@JustIn-mu3nl we have lots more thorium and it's pretty underutilised... not to mention it's non-volitle and fomar safer as well as easy to restructure coal refineries
@@jaydenwilson9522 I don't think there's a full scale Thorium reactor in operation, I may be wrong on that. So it's difficult for me to come to any conclusion, other than nuclear is an old technology that has 60-70 years of development behind it.
@@JustIn-mu3nl Notice my original comment where I said China built a SCALABLE reactor.
It was a success.
Also, Iron Powder and Ammonia are good too.
ruclips.net/video/FDbPTOImipo/видео.html
Many people who have never done anything really hazardous have suddenly become experts. In my life there are 3 little girls who scream, and I cannot stand the noise which happens when V8 supercars change gear. Where I worked, there was always the possibility of the side of the building being blown-in by an explosion. Those two noises were what I dreaded. They make me feel sick.
We need to be looking into geo thermal thorium or molten salt reactors
Good on you Ted go you good thing
"Nuclear is too expensive and takes too long"
And whose fault is that?
"No energy store holds enough energy to extract an amount of energy equal to the total energy it stores.
No system of energy can deliver sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it.
This universal truth applies to all systems.
Energy, like time, flows from past to future" (2017).
Why can’t we use thorium or molten salt reactors it’s pretty simple and safe logic
Why aren't we talking about Thorium? It appears there is still much research required to have a successful Nuclear solution why now invest in Thorium instead?
Stuff renewable energy.
Thank you finally some common-sense
solar panels never break down so how is this good for the environment, come back in a million years they will still be here.
Liar.
@@footbru they never break down .
@@peterjames174 Whatever.
@@peterjames174 Well, actually, solar panels do break down.
If left in the open, they will be cracked and destroyed by rocks, dust, hail - and then they can leach heavy metals into the soil and water table.
If buried, they are usually already cracked (as all the useful and actually recyclable aluminum & silver were taken, and the rest usually ground) - and then they can leach heavy metals into the soil and water table.
It would better if they actually never did break down! :(
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Is there a chinaman LURKING in Labour's policies.....
Thankyou, are you going to take the job Dutton offered you please. I don't believe the liberals will not continue to sell everything Australian, however if you can do this one thing, we may want to fight once again for our once Freat Country...
What a muppet
What a load of crap
God Ted is a drop kick. Liked the 1st speaker.
Adj. Prof. Stephen Wilson was the first speaker
@@wildliontoday so not a professor
go nuker
That Bowen individual is MENTALLY CHALLENGED
IF WE ARE SMART ENOUGH WE CAN DO WITHOUT NUKE POWER WHY GO THERE IF WE CAN DO THIS WITHOUT RISKY RADIATION.
Why is Bowen not at this presentation..where THE hell is his brain
This nation?...think AGAIN..why two flags for Godsake....
We have heard this bullshit over and over! Seriously 😒
This is actually, not bullshit! Bullshit you refer to is what spews from the mouth of Albanese on a minute by minute basis!!
What do you mean by BS?
Explain yourself dodo
Free speech? In Australia? I dont think so. Love your nuclear policy mate but dont drink too much of the coolaid