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Not sure what James Shaw and Chloe are getting paid to do outside attacking landlords and pretending to fix 1st world poverty.
The U.S senate just past a bill that includes tax credits on roof solar panels and energy storage.
"Installing solar panels on homes: Tax credits in the bill will cover 30% of the cost of buying a rooftop solar system and home battery storage. The average cost of a rooftop solar system is around $20,000,(47.000nzd) according to the Solar Energy Industries Association. But that upfront cost will result in energy bill savings every year and add value to a home."
Add the EV credit for at Tesla model Y ($49,000) NZD which you should get 10 to 15 years out of a Tesla EV battery, A wise investment for your retirement years not having to worry about fuel or home energy costs.
Much of this Technology should come down in price this decade as manufacturing ramps up.
This could in theory take some pressure of our farmers and New Zealands green house emissions target,
(Yes city dwellers can actually help farmers, not the other way around for once)
keeping farming as our main export and revenue and also our first world status as a wealthy country.
Or we can keep topping up welfare, petrol tax cuts, $350 to expats living in Europe and pay for 10s of thousands extra bureaucracts to have virtual power point meetings on how to address he/she/they pronoun's in an email.
I'm sure it's not as easy as I make it sound, but a plan and direction is a start.
Perhaps an election promise and vote bribe next year?
The U.S senate just past a bill that includes tax credits on roof solar panels and energy storage.
"Installing solar panels on homes: Tax credits in the bill will cover 30% of the cost of buying a rooftop solar system and home battery storage. The average cost of a rooftop solar system is around $20,000,(47.000nzd) according to the Solar Energy Industries Association. But that upfront cost will result in energy bill savings every year and add value to a home."
Add the EV credit for at Tesla model Y ($49,000) NZD which you should get 10 to 15 years out of a Tesla EV battery, A wise investment for your retirement years not having to worry about fuel or home energy costs.
Much of this Technology should come down in price this decade as manufacturing ramps up.
This could in theory take some pressure of our farmers and New Zealands green house emissions target,
(Yes city dwellers can actually help farmers, not the other way around for once)
keeping farming as our main export and revenue and also our first world status as a wealthy country.
Or we can keep topping up welfare, petrol tax cuts, $350 to expats living in Europe and pay for 10s of thousands extra bureaucracts to have virtual power point meetings on how to address he/she/they pronoun's in an email.
I'm sure it's not as easy as I make it sound, but a plan and direction is a start.
Perhaps an election promise and vote bribe next year?
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