The “Make Big Oil Pay” hypocrisy.
Despathy: VPIRG is not Vermont’s voice
Carbon tax on buildings goes to Burlington City Council next week
The “fee” would charge non-compliant new and/or large commercial buildings or renovations upfront for the expected lifetime carbon emissions.
Klar: New study suggests EVs are regressive
Counting up the real cost of virtue-car EVs.
Roper: How to pay for administering the carbon tax on home heating fuels? With an excise tax on home heating fuels!
The Public Utilities Commission rubs salt in the wound for struggling Vermonters just trying to stay warm.
Vermonters for Vermont Initiative Townhall on Energy, Nov. 14 in Rutland
A panel of five experts on the topic will discuss Global Warming Solutions Acts, Home heat, Carbon Tax, Fossil Fuels, and the Energy Grid and more.
NEK high-voltage transmission project eligible for federal $$
The proposal utilizes roadway burial and existing transmission corridors in Vermont and New Hampshire to deliver 1,200 MW of Canadian hydro and other non-fossil fuel energy.
Roper: VT Energy Policy: Saving the Planet, or Feathering Nests?
Renewable Energy Standard committee keeps the truth to themselves about favoring special interests, despite concerns and the impacts of their legislation.
Klar: Problems with Underground Carbon Storage
What incentive do companies have to keep the carbon sequestered or monitored? What is to prevent companies from discharging toxic waste as effluent?
McClaughry: Are we done with costly CO2 emissions reductions?
August 25 Speaker Krowinski made it clear that she and her House supermajority want little to do with driving up energy prices paid by Vermonters to defeat climate change.
Evslin: Green Mountain power’s very good idea
Green Mountain Power, Vermont’s largest utility recently announced its “Zero Outages Initiative”
