Druck auf die Regierung, Energiekredite im bevorstehenden Budget zu zahlen
https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/pressure-growing-on-the-government-to-pay-energy-credits-in-upcoming-budget/a1183457038.html
Von RealDealMrSeal
Druck auf die Regierung, Energiekredite im bevorstehenden Budget zu zahlen
https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/pressure-growing-on-the-government-to-pay-energy-credits-in-upcoming-budget/a1183457038.html
Von RealDealMrSeal
13 Kommentare
More paper on that big crack there lads. That’ll do it
By energy credits you mean give tax money to large corporations who don’t need it or deserve it.
Maybe do something that might lower the cost of it.
People spending a grand a month to rent a bedroom in a shared house, but sure, throw a 100 quid electricity credit to the plebs. That will sort the issue /s
Give out the energy credits regardless and start a scheme for mini solar panels. Government run scheme. I’m actually worried myself about cost of winter coming in. Saving for s gaff it puts a dent in savings and I have to balance rent . Total fucking pox and I’m one of the lucky ones
Invest it in infrastructure, cash back is only a short term one off benefit, infrastructure is for decades
2 x 700MW nuclear power plants (700mw being on the smaller side of power plants) would power our ~ 2.1 million households.
Essentially carbon free.
Increase grants for solar panels to encourage more people to get them?
Lolz lads ye are getting fuck all till they require you to bend the knee at the next election
A huge proportion of our energy is used by Data centres. Slap a tax on their energy usage and use it to reduce everyone else’s bills.
Could see them buckling to this one now. They said this was a 1 year measure so therefore not able to implement any kind of been means testing but here we are 3 years later.
No let’s give more money to hotels & restaurants that are doing really well /s
Just reduce the VAT on electricity to 0% from November until April. No need to complicate this, with extra payments…..
You’re correct that CRU has a say to a point.
Has any country does that idea of mandating above wholesale prices ? How are supply chain and logistics fluctuations accounted for in that fixed price? Or even what determines the wholesale price if different providers buy at different stages or use futures?