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Saul K

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Saul K

@saulkavonic

Head of Energy Research at MST Financial. Integrated energy, resources & carbon. Opinions my own. Retweets are not endorsements. Authorised by S Kavonic, Sydney

Perth, Western Australia

Joined July 2015

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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Dec 26, 2025
The energy analyst with a licence to tell it like it is "Blunt, balanced and unapologetically pragmatic, Saul Kavonic has become a trusted voice at the centre of one of the most consequential debates of our time" theaustralian.com.au/business/minin…
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Mar 11, 2025
Australian blue collar jobs are dying in silence. High profile closures such as Oceania Glass (after 169 years) and Qenos. Many smaller manufacturers are closing due to higher gas and electricity costs. They don’t make media headlines. They just disappear silently. The
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Apr 29, 2025
‘A lesson for Australia’ 'Ideology-driven’ energy policies are leading to our economic destruction: 👷‍♂️The death of our manufacturing jobs ⛏️The destruction of Australia's economic advantage 🏡The eventual end of Australia's higher quality of life Australia needs to move
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Apr 25, 2025
Jobs are going oversees because of energy costs Australia needs to change Chris Bowen's energy policies before more jobs are lost Had a good chat with @Matt_Camenzuli on the risk to jobs in Sydney and across the country from Australia's deteriorating energy landscape over the
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Apr 26, 2025
No future for manufacturing in Australia... ...if we can't keep our existing manufacturing jobs alive. Energy costs are killing off our manufacturing jobs Government policy that puts green activists over blue collar jobs is to blame: - Policies that allow activists to stop
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Jun 13, 2025
Our priority technologies, critical infrastructure and national security is at risk Energy policy is holding back our data centre edge
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Jul 22, 2025
Is all of Australia up for sale if the price is right? 🇦🇺 Massive lobbying by vested interested pushing Australia to sell out our national resources to the United Arab Emirates 💰 Will Treasurer Jim Chalmers @JEChalmers stand up for Australia’s interests and stop the Santos
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
May 2, 2025
Article
"Labor minority will be diabolical for our resource driven economy"
A Labor minority government portends a diabolical energy policy trajectory for Australia. It will set us on a path that follows Spain’s recent massive blackouts. Labor’s internal realignment, away...
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Feb 7, 2025
Australia is no longer in shape to win in the economic arena any more. Energy advantage was once our winning formula. But due to our poor energy policy, we are shedding economic muscle mass. As competitors charge ahead. Australia is heading onto the field with self inflicted
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Jan 24, 2025
Minister Chris Bowen must resign. Every stakeholder is worse off under current energy policy, including renewables. Prices are higher, blackout risks rising, renewables growth collapsing to record lows, fossil fuel investment falling, taxpayers money wasted, Oz investment
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Mar 9, 2025
Minister Chris Bowen has been all headlines and spin over substance and results. Investment in all forms of energy is collapsing. Jobs are being lost. This is what happens when a Minister thinks he is the smartest person in the room and doesn’t want to listen. When Bowen
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Jun 25, 2025
Should Australia sell off its critical energy infrastructure to the United Arab Emirates? 🇦🇺Treasurer @JEChalmers has to choose between team Australia and team UAE/Santos on this one. 🇦🇪Selling Santos to the United Arab Emirates’ ADNOC is in the national interest – of the
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
May 4, 2025
The Banished Bandt party soon? @AdamBandt is behind. Who is ready to have a massive party if Bandt loses his seat? What a rebuke of the economic vandalism, socially divisive and anti-productive grandstanding of the Greens under his leadership over the last several years.
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Saul K
@saulkavonic
Apr 25, 2025
Australian jobs are dying in silence. High profile closures such as Oceania Glass (after 169 years) and Qenos. Many smaller manufacturers are closing due to higher gas and electricity costs. They don’t make media headlines. They just disappear silently. The blue collar
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