Detailed cost-benefit analysis needed for green-energy transition
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There are no official figures regarding the costs and benefits of any of the net-zero carbon reduction programs. The leading advocates for moving to net zero assure us it will be good for growth. They tell us about the new jobs that will be created to make batteries, wind turbines, solar panels, electric cars and heat pumps. They never tell us how much taxpayer investment must be put into such an energy transition.
Detailed cost-benefit analysis needed for green-energy transition
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