NET ZERO IS A CURSE ON ORDINARY AUSTRALIANS

EV Channels Review

John Cadogan critically examines the 'net zero' agenda, arguing it's a burden on ordinary Australians rather than a genuine solution. He posits that the prosperity and technological advancements enjoyed today are largely thanks to hydrocarbon energy, which has enabled unprecedented mobility, healthcare, and living standards. Cadogan contends that demonizing hydrocarbons and rushing towards renewables, which he claims are not cheaper or as reliable, will disproportionately harm Australians struggling with the cost of living. He advocates for leveraging Australia's abundant hydrocarbon resources to improve domestic prosperity and foster innovation, suggesting that technological advancement, driven by STEM expertise, is the true path to solving global challenges, not a premature and economically damaging shift to 'net zero'. The review touches on the practicalities of electric vehicles like the Canon Alpha plug-in hybrid, but frames them within this broader critique of energy policy.