Households could get 'carbon audit'
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Of course...and also the 'inspections' will also be used to 'personalise' council tax' - after all, if we're all paying a little different, how can we compare & complain - the 'divide and rule' principle again...empip said:It is not 'could' but 'will' That is what the 'home inspector' is really about, not for the 'HIP' .... Carbon audit will lead to carbon tax ...
But it won't be 'heaviest user' will it!joe-90 said:
Two people in a more valuable house will still pay more than a family in an average house, regardless of income!
The 'audit' will point out energy saving/heavy features, but that doesn't mean that you will use/abuse them - unless of course they want to link the data with your energy bills!!
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Quote: EMPIP.
British households may be given individual carbon audits to encourage them to do more to reduce their own contribution to global warming, Tony Blair has said. The Prime Minister said that the Government was looking at the idea, which he believes could boost the uptake of carbon-reducing measures in households across the country. Mr Blair said he had already made an effort to "set an example" by installing low-energy lightbulbs and turning the thermostats down by one degree at 10 Downing Street. Steps have also been taken to ensure that all his travel since April last year has been carbon-neutral.
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What a limp gesture...one degree on the thermostat-?..who's going to be there to police it...low energy bulbs..all travel since last april as been carbon neutral.How do you collate it...there's more monoxide that comes out his wifes gob than my boiler flue.
British households may be given individual carbon audits to encourage them to do more to reduce their own contribution to global warming, Tony Blair has said. The Prime Minister said that the Government was looking at the idea, which he believes could boost the uptake of carbon-reducing measures in households across the country. Mr Blair said he had already made an effort to "set an example" by installing low-energy lightbulbs and turning the thermostats down by one degree at 10 Downing Street. Steps have also been taken to ensure that all his travel since April last year has been carbon-neutral.
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What a limp gesture...one degree on the thermostat-?..who's going to be there to police it...low energy bulbs..all travel since last april as been carbon neutral.How do you collate it...there's more monoxide that comes out his wifes gob than my boiler flue.
its all a cloak to simply tax us more
what defference will the uk make when the rest of the world isnt doing anything to make matters better
yet another stealth tax as is the new road pricing policys say it whichever way you want but the motorist is being bent over here
we are many ( MOTORISTS ) we could actually cause a lot of problems for the uk government if we where shown the way by the right organisation
aa and rac are limp wristed lackies we need some sort of revolution now come on get your firelighters and follow me we got to start somewhere and i know a lonely gatso just waiting for a barby
what defference will the uk make when the rest of the world isnt doing anything to make matters better
yet another stealth tax as is the new road pricing policys
say it whichever way you want but the motorist is being bent over here we are many ( MOTORISTS ) we could actually cause a lot of problems for the uk government if we where shown the way by the right organisation
aa and rac are limp wristed lackies we need some sort of revolution now come on get your firelighters and follow me we got to start somewhere and i know a lonely gatso just waiting for a barby
Have you also considered this:
1) Not all luminaires will accommodate low-energy lamps.
2) Low-energy lamps cannot be used with dimmer switches
3) Low-energy lamps can be problematic with 2-way switching circuits
4) Low-energy lamps cannot be used when people have installed ELV lighting systems
5) Legislation means that rectifying 1-4 in order to be able to use low-energy lamps may require you to use an electrician, or pay large sums of money to your LABC in order to DIY.
1) Not all luminaires will accommodate low-energy lamps.
2) Low-energy lamps cannot be used with dimmer switches
3) Low-energy lamps can be problematic with 2-way switching circuits
4) Low-energy lamps cannot be used when people have installed ELV lighting systems
5) Legislation means that rectifying 1-4 in order to be able to use low-energy lamps may require you to use an electrician, or pay large sums of money to your LABC in order to DIY.
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