“Petrol drivers face threat of stealth tax raid to boost EVs” – Petrol drivers could be hit with a stealth tax to subsidise electric vehicles, with an official review proposing that fuel suppliers be forced to fund renewable energy, reports the Telegraph.
“What emission reduction advocating economists get wrong about the real world” – Putting a price on carbon only works if there are emissions reductions which can be made, says Eric Worrall in Watts Up With That?
“He who pays the piper calls the tune” – How ‘independent’ can a report commissioned by the renewables industry really be? asks Mark Hodgson at Climate Scepticism.
“Germany’s green energy transition becoming increasingly expensive” – Germany’s green energy transition is becoming ever more expensive, with another six trillion euros now added to the bill, notes Prof Fritz Vahrenholt in No Tricks Zone.
“EPA’s carbon repeal saves billions, protects energy supplies” – The US Environmental Protection Agency’s carbon repeal spares Americans a $160 billion charge for a temperature effect no one can measure, writes Vijay Jayaraj in Watts Up With That?
“The core issues with ‘renewables’” – On his Substack, Stephen Andrews outlines some of the issues with the current renewable strategy.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Net Zero costs continue to climb in Labour’s budget” – Net Zero costs have continued to climb in Labour’s Budget, with tens of billions in subsidies being poured into renewables and other green boondoggles. We simply can’t afford it, says Paul Homewood.