@DavidOsmond8 I think under the safeguard mechanism, ACCUs and LGCs are effectively fungible at the average grid emissions intensity. That is a liable entity could surrender ACCUs equal to embedded emissions intensity electricity or could buy LGCs to make electricity de facto emissions free
@DavidOsmond8 I think this is a really interesting issue. However, the key issue is the MWh to tCO2 conversion. My view is that this should reflect the emissions displaced by the renewable generation. I am not sure carbon intensity of the non-renewable part of the grid is the right number
@michaelxpettis . What's your view on pos Mar-a-lago accord where western European countries would swap US treasuries for a non-interest bearing 100 year note in exchange for security guarantees. Putting aside whether they would agree - would this lower the dollar and rates?
@renew_economy@TristanEdis This is spot on. We have a limited window to 2030 and need to make sure that we don’t waste 2-3 years awarding offtakes to projects that are never built
RenewEconomy's Energy Insiders podcast announced as co-winner of the @cleannrgcouncil's 2023 Media Award for its "meaningful impact" on Australia's energy conversation https://t.co/Wh96adM8SZ
@dylanjmcconnell LTSA is a free deeply out of the money put option. If you are already building your project it probably isn’t value negative. However, it doesn’t materially de-risk a project and hence doesn’t help a project reach financial close.
@DavidOsmond8@simonahac@CrocodileChuck Interested in where you source your battery emissions intensities? What is the embedded emissions of constructing 1MWh of lithium ion battery storage?
Another #Qantas#fail today. Overnight flight from Seoul. Runs late and miss connecting domestic flight. 6+ hour delay. Ask for dispensation for the one guest limit for the Qantas club for my 80 year old parents. They couldnt care less.
Please to announce the first close of Infradebt's Energy Transition Fund. This fund is focused on financing grid scale batteries - which are critical to the energy transition. See https://t.co/kRjeGKtErv
@LukeGromen & @ttmygh loved the analogy of oil as savings for oil exporting nations in your latest episode of shifts happen (great podcast). Question for u - how does this change if on a 20-30-50 year view oil is squeezed out of the energy mix? ie what if oil has a use by date?
@michaelxpettis@SCMPNews Michael. Interested in your comparison between China in 2022 and Japan in 1990. Both have big property and investment bubbles. Both have relied on investment and exports to drive growth. Do you think China faces the same lost decades as Japan? What are the key differences?
@AvidCommentator@theyareaverage@DFA_Analyst Is a possible explanation a change in ATO compliance activity. ie increased payments to ATO (catching up payments that were missed during covid and not actively chased) is effectively sucking cash out of the construction supply chain
@TristanEdis I think the share of the EV storage that can be used will be small (eg 10-20% of total stock). But this can still be very valuable to the system by reducing PH and other long duration storage requirements.
@TristanEdis EV to Grid is important - and competes with PH rather than daily cycling. Two points. 1) for daily cycling, being able to charge at noon is important, how many cars will be at home at noon? 2) how often do you take petrol out of your car and sell it back to the petrol station?