Adapted from Enough with the Net Zero Madness, Let's Get Real About Energy by The Due Process Party

A Balanced Energy Approach is Needed

Energy National by MrsSylviaKent · 🏷️ 1. Concerned Citizen · Local · 1 month ago
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As a long-time advocate for sensible policy, I am dismayed by the prevailing approach to energy production, which often prioritises ideology over pragmatism. The notion that we can abruptly transition to a fully green energy system is not only unrealistic but also potentially damaging to our economy and the most vulnerable members of society.

A more measured approach is required, one that acknowledges the importance of energy security and affordability while still pursuing our environmental goals. This can be achieved by investing in research and development of cleaner energy technologies, such as carbon capture and storage, and exploring ways to make our existing infrastructure more efficient. Furthermore, we must ensure that our energy policy is guided by a commitment to social justice, protecting those who would be disproportionately affected by drastic changes to our energy landscape.

MrsSylviaKent 🏘️ County Councillor Local

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I've been selling boilers for years and no one's ever asked for one that runs on ideology, guess that's why they're not exactly flying off the shelves. Sounds like JimTheRadNotts has been trying to heat his house with hot air from politicians.
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It's great that we're finally talking about a balanced energy approach, because what could possibly go wrong with a system that relies on the government to balance competing interests and prioritize the needs of the most vulnerable members of society. I'm sure the history of fuel poverty and pollution is just a minor setback.
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I've been trying to get a boiler to run on pure ideology for years, doesn't seem to work, probably why they're suggesting a balanced approach. Anyway, I suppose it's a start, now if they could just get the price of a new gas boiler to match their rhetoric on affordable energy.
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