‘we’re moving fast, but not fast enough’

As noted here earlier today, yesterday I appreciated the opportunity to attend day 1 of the CEC’s QCES … including hearing presentations and discussion on a couple of different sessions – including the ‘faster than forecast’ session to wrap up day 1.

I’ve already noted about one particular comment and slide from Oliver Nunn at Endgame here, so in this article I’d like to include two snapshots from the presentation (in reverse order) from David Dixon at Rystad who also posed some questions about whether we’re actually going to meet our targets (in this case 82% by 2030).

In reverse order, at the end of the presentation David noted that ‘we’re moving fast, but not fast enough’.

… and earlier David had noted that one of the reasons for the slower-than-required installation of new capacity was the slow-down in wind farm approval and construction (which, Rystad being who they are, was well supported with data):

 

This same factor (slow-down of wind) was one of the reasons given by Oliver Nunn for his comments about the ISP not being a plausible plan.