We can't be Denmark: Josh Frydenberg plays down wind energy potential on Q&A
by Elle Hunt from Environment | The Guardian on (#2J20N)
Energy minister says Australia's remoteness means it cannot match European countries yet in producing electricity from renewables
Josh Frydenberg has pointed to South Australia's intermittent power issues as evidence that the rest of the country is not ready to transition out of fossil fuels, calling the state Australia's "great experiment".
The minister for the environment and energy appeared alongside Helle Thorning-Schmidt, the chief executive of Save the Children International and the former prime minister of Denmark, on the Q&A panel on Monday night.