Name: Why this should be Australia's last energy crisis by Energy Insiders - a RenewEconomy Podcast
Duration: 42 min 43 s
Description: A change in governance and a rapid shift to renewables should ensure this is the last energy crisis for Australia, says Simon Corbell, the head of the Clean Energy Investment Group.

Gentlemen, I note, in your discussions, that there is no mention of the pros and cons of nationalising the production if renewable energy.  This podcast talks of investors and their returns.  My philosophy is that these assests should be publicly owned and run.  As we all know, the Federal Government can afford to buy anything that is for sale in the currency it issues.  In my view, this would put the public purpose front and centre instead of profits.  :-)

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