Surprise – despite a political promise of cheaper power bills, turns out someone has to pay the trillions of dollars required to “transition” to costly re-newables. - Transition to drive up prices 35% or more next year.

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Surprise – despite a political promise of cheaper power bills, turns out someone has to pay the trillions of dollars required to “transition” to costly re-newables. - Transition to drive up prices 35% or more next year. (wattsupwiththat.com)

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"next year" my ass...my electric /gas bills this month were up 35% each.

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There will never be "cheaper power bills" if windmills and solar panels replace coal-fired and nuclear plants. Australians need to get used to doubling their power bills -- needlessly.

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thankfully theres lots of sun

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Esp at night

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thats why the drop bears wear sunglasses at night...

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I guess now would be a bad time to mention my natgas bill went down $5 a month?

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you can now buy $5 more birdseed...its going cheep!

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You seen the price of birdseed lately? You want something that's not all corn, it's absolutely outrageous. Don't even talk to me about sunflower seeds, we won't see those again in our feeder.

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