Taxpayers short changed in an energy policy debate
The keynote speaker at the Katter Party’s Nuclear Power Forum on October 4 in Mount Isa says any energy debate that excludes coal without considering nuclear as an option is skewed to fail the taxpayer.
Mechanical engineer and economist Adjunct Professor Stephen Wilson has spent 30 years in 30 countries developing infrastructure and formulating policy including five years as head of Rio Tinto Industry analysis team.
Kogan Creek Power Plant in south-west Queensland: An energy policy debate without coal and nuclear short changes the taxpayer says Adjunct Professor Stephen Wilson.
Professor Wilson recently supervised. . .
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