ViewpointsOpinionVictoria’s Move to Re-Nationalise Energy Sector Fraught With RisksSavePrintPremier Daniel Andrews of Victoria speaks to media during an announcement at PowerPlus Energy, in Melbourne, Australia on Oct. 21, 2022. AAP Image/Diego FedelePeter Castle10/30/2022|Updated: 10/31/20220:00X 1CommentaryAfter a year of ongoing energy crises—both global and local—nothing should surprise the industry anymore.Share this articleLeave a commentPeter CastleAuthorPeter Castle is an Australian mechanical engineer with broad experience in the oil and gas, energy, and other process industries.Author’s Selected ArticlesOpinion: Global Climate Agencies Publish Dubious Emissions Calculations, Tighten the Noose Around EnergyJul 17, 2023Opinion: Is Mr. Bean Right About EVs?Jun 17, 2023Opinion: Windfall Taxes Just Add More Problems to the Energy CrisisMar 12, 2023Opinion: New South Wales Keeps Digging Itself Into Energy Market MessFeb 16, 2023Related TopicsRenewable EnergyvictoriaAustralian Labor Partydaniel andrewsdan andrewsnet zeroAustralia renewablesVictorian Labor Party