Vermont Governor Phil Scott raises concerns about the Clean Heat Standard's potential $10B cost, impact on low-income residents, and grid capacity.

Vermont Governor Phil Scott has raised significant concerns regarding the Clean Heat Standard, aiming to reduce carbon emissions in the thermal sector. A recent study estimates the law could cost nearly $10 billion over 25 years, potentially burdening low-income residents. Scott advocates for a more cautious approach to energy transition, emphasizing affordability and the capacity of the electrical grid, while also addressing the possibility of rising property taxes.

September 12, 2024
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