Makes sense. Energy subsidies tend to be a bad approach anyway since they blunt the incentive to reduce consumption. Argentina also has burgeoning domestic production from the Vaca Muerta field so natural gas should become much more plentiful (it’s in the process of flipping from a net importer to a net exporter).
FlaggDev on
Makes sense
Deltarianus on
Good. Many areas do not need it.
Azul, random city in the middle of Buenos Aires province has a daytime high of 13 Celsius during it’s coldest month.
Caponomolestes on
I’m Argentinian, he did good, if anyone says the contrary is just against all he do because that person doesn’t care about the nation to be good but the nation to be under their politic party
PopeSaintHilarius on
I can’t comment on how cold these regions are, but generally, gas subsidies are not a good policy or a good use of resources…
If the goal is to to help poor people who struggle with their energy bills, then simply provide financial assistance directly to those people.
Don’t subsidize the gas use of an entire region, which A) helps a lot of people who are well off and don’t need subsidies, B) rewards those who use the most gas, and thus and C) incentivizes more fossil fuel use, and discourages conservation or switching to alternatives.
hurB55 on
The Falklands are British
nygdan on
“When you stop testing, it goes away”
Caterpillar_34 on
Cutting subsidies could promote wiser energy use.
scriptingends on
The Argentinian version of the hurricane Sharpie reroute
ThunkAsDrinklePeep on
No one tends to notice when fuel prices increase.
mesarthim_2 on
Good.
Zakri_88 on
Uk reduced amount of gaz pipeline coming from Falkland islands
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He is using global warming in his favor
Makes sense. Energy subsidies tend to be a bad approach anyway since they blunt the incentive to reduce consumption. Argentina also has burgeoning domestic production from the Vaca Muerta field so natural gas should become much more plentiful (it’s in the process of flipping from a net importer to a net exporter).
Makes sense
Good. Many areas do not need it.
Azul, random city in the middle of Buenos Aires province has a daytime high of 13 Celsius during it’s coldest month.
I’m Argentinian, he did good, if anyone says the contrary is just against all he do because that person doesn’t care about the nation to be good but the nation to be under their politic party
I can’t comment on how cold these regions are, but generally, gas subsidies are not a good policy or a good use of resources…
If the goal is to to help poor people who struggle with their energy bills, then simply provide financial assistance directly to those people.
Don’t subsidize the gas use of an entire region, which A) helps a lot of people who are well off and don’t need subsidies, B) rewards those who use the most gas, and thus and C) incentivizes more fossil fuel use, and discourages conservation or switching to alternatives.
The Falklands are British
“When you stop testing, it goes away”
Cutting subsidies could promote wiser energy use.
The Argentinian version of the hurricane Sharpie reroute
No one tends to notice when fuel prices increase.
Good.
Uk reduced amount of gaz pipeline coming from Falkland islands