Michael McCormack (Riverina, National Party) Share this | Hansard source

My question without notice is to the Minister for Climate Change and Energy, and I refer to Labor's disastrous solar sharer program. Senior energy analyst Saul Kavonic has slammed Labor's thought bubble as 'another poorly thought-through market intervention' and warned, 'The window of free electricity during the day will have to be offset by higher prices at other times to cover the fixed costs.' Minister, how much will other electricity users have to pay to subsidise this folly?

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