Renewable energy means ‘less manufacturing and fewer jobs’
Sky News Host Peta Credlin says moderately than admitting “renewable energy means less manufacturing and fewer jobs”, governments have tried to have it each methods, as the way forward for Whyalla Steelworks is doubtful.
“In South Australia, the debt-driven business empire of an Indian-born British businessman is now teetering on the brink, with both the South Australian and Morrison Governments considering some sort of bailout for the Whyalla steelworks,” she mentioned.
“Businessman, Sanjeev Gupta, bought five years ago with the sales pitch of making so-called “inexperienced metal” or metal from renewable energy.
“For an entire lot of financial and nationwide safety causes, it is essential that Australia continues to make metal, and the Whyalla plant, whereas a lot smaller than Port Kembla on the NSW coast, is our solely producer of rail strains, and an enormous supply of the metal utilized in building.
“Unfortunately, Australian governments – state and federal – have persistently ignored the huge ramifications, for manufacturing on this nation, of the drive to make our energy provide emissions-free, moderately than inexpensive and dependable.
“Yet as a substitute of truthfully going through the truth that extra renewable energy means much less manufacturing and fewer jobs, governments have tried to have it each methods.
“For a government desperate to get back onto the issues that matter – this is a no-brainer.”
