That’s my personal commuter, and not our fleet of trucks delivering RVs from northwest Indiana dealerships across Western Canada which for September was a fill shy of 38,000 litres…so I have empathy.
At least you have a short commute . My mileage is a write off mind you .
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Trudeau should be required to pay the carbon taxes on his daily flights .Here comes the “other” carbon tax on top of the first carbon tax:
Clean fuel standard would cost people heavily and not reduce emissions: McTeague
A new clean fuel standard set by the Canadian government could take a bite out of people's wallets, a gas anal...
A new clean fuel standard set by the Canadian government could take a bite out of people’s wallets, a gas analyst said Tuesday.
Dan McTeague, the president of the Canadians for Affordable Energy, told Gormley the standard could cost $1,277 a year per year per person which, compounded by the current cost of living, isn’t affordable for many.
McTeague said the standard is a second measure — after the carbon tax — applied by the government to reduce emissions from liquid fuels like diesel and gasoline.
McTeague said implementing the standard is designed for price efficiency, and many economists he knows explain it is not feasible to layer regulations.
“We have to have policies based on reality, not based on aspirations and wonderful things that have happened in a near term,” said McTeague.
McTeague said a second carbon tax is something he has not seen any other country is attempt, and could become very expensive for taxpayers.
“We are now going to burden Canadians for what is an intolerable price to pay,” said McTeague. “At the end of the day, I’m not sure that we can have our combines, mining vehicles and our transport infrastructure including rail all done on hydrogen and battery, certainly not by 2030.”
With the price of gas creeping up, McTeague said it could cost an extra 60 cents a litre for automotive gasoline by 2030. McTeague said there has not been a dramatic decrease in carbon emissions with the carbon tax, and he doesn’t expect to see a decrease in carbon emissions through the clean fuel standard.
I heat my home with clean green hydro power , but I expect to pay more for it . Because .Winter is coming and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax is punishing Canadians for heating their homes.
OPINION: Trudeau carbon taxes leaving Canadians out in the cold — Toronto Sun
Winter is coming and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax is punishing Canadians for heating their homes. The carbon tax hits the essential needs of our daily lives hard. It increases the cost of gasoline, diesel, natural gas, propane and furnace oil. Right now, the federal carbon tax is...apple.news
Lower mainland . Actually my main floor is natural gas , downstairs and upstairs are electric .we really mostly only use the natural gas .
British columbia. It's still the most expensive way to heat a home in most cases but it's doable here. Not like ontario or some of the prairies.
Baseboard heaters? Too fucking inefficient. Reality?
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I was just curious to see how you could afford it. Not questioning your financial situation but comparing it to the options, if you where straight up completely electric heating.
Well of course that's how modern buildings and houses are going and many retrofit their homes that way if possible even if they've got older less efficient furnaces. The problem with places that are pretty much exclusively baseboard is that there's no existing ducting per se for a heat pump to make use of.Baseboard heaters? Too fucking inefficient. Reality?
Heat pumps.
How Does a Heat Pump Work?
Heat pumps use a small amount of energy to move heat from one place to another. But is one right for your home?
