Does a new government in South Australia spell doom for renewables?

Premier Steven Marshall has vowed to end Labor's energy 'experiments', but a sector full of momentum is just one obstacle he facesThe new Liberal government in South Australia has pledged to end Labor's taxpayer-funded "experiments" in energy, but faces a renewables sector full of momentum and a potentially difficult upper house.Under 16 years of Labor government, South Australia became a world leader in adopting the renewable energy technologies necessary to avert the existential threat of climate change, from the Rann government's windfarm rollout in the 2000s to the Weatherill government's commitment to energy storage systems and solar this decade. Continue reading...