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Nuclear: The Only Sound Energy Future – Interview with Rob Parker

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Greg Canavan has been looking into the cost and implications of Australia’s energy transition to renewables from both an economic and political perspective.

The transition – Net Zero – is blindly accepted as inevitable, but there are few discussions around what it actually means for Australians…and whether it makes sense or is even possible to shift to a 100% renewables economy.

In this video — a bonus episode of our podcast series What’s Not Priced In — Greg talks to Rob Parker, founder of Nuclear for Climate Australia. Rob uses the example of Ontario, Canada, as a model for Australia. The province has significant nuclear energy, no coal, and lower retail electricity costs than Australia.

It’s an enlightening conversation and one you certainly won’t hear in the mainstream media.

Check it out below…

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Greg Canavan

Greg is the Investment and Editorial Director of Fat Tail Investment Research and Editor of our flagship investment letter, Fat Tail Investment Advisory. Over the last 20 years, Greg has developed a unique investment philosophy that combines value fundamentals with technical analysis. The result is a portfolio solution that’s consistently beaten the market and embraces one key idea: that you don’t have to take big risks to make big returns.

Greg also runs the Fat Tail Capital Solution model portfolio, which is currently only available as part of the Fat Tail Alliance.

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