On 1/8/20 3:09 pm, Stephen Loosley wrote:
Australia’s trilemma of providing good, fast and cheap energy finally has a
clear solution ...
Not quite, what is lacking are strong renewable energy industry and
employee lobby groups to put the case for renewables to government.
Perhaps start-up and crowdfunding techniques could be used for this.
Companies and individuals who rely on fossil fuels for their livelihood
are understandably going to put pressure on politicians to oppose
renewables. It is difficult for politicians to resist, in favor of jobs
which do not yet exist at fledgling companies.
Perhaps the renewable industry needs new forms of networked lobby groups
to represent the interests of future employers and employees. That might
include using entrepreneurial start-up techniques, where potential
employees and investors contribute a small amount for a possible large
future return.
https://blog.highereducationwhisperer.com/2015/04/designing-innovation-course-part-3.html#ch422
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