Every time some hack on the ABC says, “renewable energy is the cheapest form of power”, just think of Snowy Hydro 2.0.

As thousands of freedom-loving sunbathers, swimmers and surfers flocked to Sydney’s beaches over the weekend, Thérèse Rein, the wife of former PM Kevin Rudd asked, “Why are they not being arrested?” from her $17 million beachside mansion in Noosa.

Although millions have fallen for the nonsense that intermittent solar and wind energy can power an industrial economy; the jig is almost up, and the pommies are leading the way.

Although the elites in our banks, corporations, media and major political parties are pressuring Aussies to cop higher energy bills, close our coal industry and plaster our roofs with Chinese-made solar panels; they’re not practicing what they preach.

We’ve been saying it for years, and we’ll say it again.

Today Energy Minister Angus Taylor may have made the most important announcement of his entire political career.

Greenpeace just endorsed an 18-year-old kid from Bangladesh who’s completed a single semester at Melbourne University to join AGL’s Board of Directors and “replace coal with safer, cleaner renewable energy”.

In response to the release of yet another “scientific” report on the “climate crisis”, a senior United Nations official declared entire nations could be wiped off the face of the Earth if the global warming trend is not reversed in ten years.

Judging by the nature of their rhetoric, our politicians and bureaucrats are totally out of their depth when it comes to energy.

With most of Australia’s coal-fired power capacity set to shut in the next fifteen years, Australia desperately needs new investment into our baseload energy infrastructure and there’s certainly no shortage of choice.