Successive governments continue to tell people that power prices will fall while the lights stay on. Debate is reduced to two equally preposterous narratives: coal-fired, climate change indifference versus an impossibly utopian renewable energy future. This nonsense swirls around an incredulous public while power prices rise, the grid is stretched, energy becomes political poison and the earth warms. Matthew Warren has worked for all sides of the energy industry, is regularly attacked for being too pro-coal and too pro-renewables, and writes without fear or favour. He has been lobbying for a national climate and electricity policy for over a decade. With an entertaining and fascinating narrative, BLACKOUT cuts through the waffle to chart the disintegration of Australia’s energy security, call out what is holding us back, and plot the way for a brighter future. About the Author Matthew Warren is a journalist and economist by training and has spent nearly 15 years in energy policy, in roles ranging from working for the coal industry to running the renewable sector and broader electricity industry associations. He was formerly the Environment Writer at The Australian. He has written dozens of opinion pieces for national newspapers and magazines, and has been lobbying for a national climate and electricity policy for over a decade.
Successive governments continue to tell people that power prices will fall while the lights stay on. Debate is reduced to two equally preposterous narratives: coal-fired, climate change indifference versus an impossibly utopian renewable energy future. This nonsense swirls around an incredulous public while power prices rise, the grid is stretched, energy becomes political poison and the earth warms. Matthew Warren has worked for all sides of the energy industry, is regularly attacked for being too pro-coal and too pro-renewables, and writes without fear or favour. He has been lobbying for a national climate and electricity policy for over a decade. With an entertaining and fascinating narrative, BLACKOUT cuts through the waffle to chart the disintegration of Australia’s energy security, call out what is holding us back, and plot the way for a brighter future. About the Author Matthew Warren is a journalist and economist by training and has spent nearly 15 years in energy policy, in roles ranging from working for the coal industry to running the renewable sector and broader electricity industry associations. He was formerly the Environment Writer at The Australian. He has written dozens of opinion pieces for national newspapers and magazines, and has been lobbying for a national climate and electricity policy for over a decade.
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Successive governments continue to tell people that power prices will fall while the lights stay on. Debate is reduced to two equally preposterous narratives: coal-fired, climate change indifference versus an impossibly utopian renewable energy future. This nonsense swirls around an incredulous public while power prices rise, the grid is stretched, energy becomes political poison and the earth warms. Matthew Warren has worked for all sides of the energy industry, is regularly attacked for being too pro-coal and too pro-renewables, and writes without fear or favour. He has been lobbying for a national climate and electricity policy for over a decade. With an entertaining and fascinating narrative, BLACKOUT cuts through the waffle to chart the disintegration of Australia’s energy security, call out what is holding us back, and plot the way for a brighter future. About the Author Matthew Warren is a journalist and economist by training and has spent nearly 15 years in energy policy, in roles ranging from working for the coal industry to running the renewable sector and broader electricity industry associations. He was formerly the Environment Writer at The Australian. He has written dozens of opinion pieces for national newspapers and magazines, and has been lobbying for a national climate and electricity policy for over a decade.
Successive governments continue to tell people that power prices will fall while the lights stay on. Debate is reduced to two equally preposterous narratives: coal-fired, climate change indifference versus an impossibly utopian renewable energy future. This nonsense swirls around an incredulous public while power prices rise, the grid is stretched, energy becomes political poison and the earth warms. Matthew Warren has worked for all sides of the energy industry, is regularly attacked for being too pro-coal and too pro-renewables, and writes without fear or favour. He has been lobbying for a national climate and electricity policy for over a decade. With an entertaining and fascinating narrative, BLACKOUT cuts through the waffle to chart the disintegration of Australia’s energy security, call out what is holding us back, and plot the way for a brighter future. About the Author Matthew Warren is a journalist and economist by training and has spent nearly 15 years in energy policy, in roles ranging from working for the coal industry to running the renewable sector and broader electricity industry associations. He was formerly the Environment Writer at The Australian. He has written dozens of opinion pieces for national newspapers and magazines, and has been lobbying for a national climate and electricity policy for over a decade.
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