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10 days agoYeah it’s weird. Texas has massive amounts of both wind and solar. I guess the state’s self-image means that they have to use fossil fuels? Sort of like everyone in Texas needs a truck even if they just drive to work and supermarkets?

Yeah it’s weird. Texas has massive amounts of both wind and solar. I guess the state’s self-image means that they have to use fossil fuels? Sort of like everyone in Texas needs a truck even if they just drive to work and supermarkets?


What do you mean?


The capital class wants to divide the working class.
Creating generational divide is one way.
You have way more in common with your grandparents than with a billionaire.

Yeah it’s tricky. I really think energy costs should be split between landlords and tenants somehow.
Or, you know, eliminate private ownership of residential real estate…

Since “green hydrogen” is basically a fiction right now, heat pumps (or neighborhood heating, as someone else mentioned) are the only option we have.
In principle one should save a lot of money with heat pumps. Surely one can get a low-interest loan for the amount by increasing one’s mortgage, which should more than pay for itself?