Australia has an economic advantage with coal as a means of energy.
It's such a great resource that we sell it overseas and there's a huge demand for it. We even export it to China even though they have more of it in their own backyard.
We sell it to lots of countries, like Korea who are able to generate lots of energy.
And did someone mention how cheap coal energy is. Well it is cheap, extremely cheap.
So cheap that Korea enrgy being produced with Australian coal is cheaper than Australian energy produced with Australian coal!
And that's before Gillard's stupid carbon dioxide tax and the stupid minerals tax.
Bet Korea won't get slugged with any tax.



Good ole GALP, pricing Australia's energy out of the reach of the average Australian hosuehold.
So it is probably cheaper for Australians to rent a shack in Korea with a few powerboards and quite a few really really REALLY long extension leads and bring back the electricity from Korea!