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To be fair, the policy was to raise gas taxes while lowering those on electricity in a way that it evens out for most people. Additionally, while I don't know
by Vinnl 5y ago
To be fair, the policy was to raise gas taxes while lowering those on electricity in a way that it evens out for most people.
Additionally, while I don't know the numbers of renters vs. buyers, I do know that the vast majority of renters in NL live in social housing, which means the government has some leverage there to get the housing corporations to lower gas use.
- yunohn 5y agoMy electricity bill is less than 10x lower than my heating bill, with all taxes accounted for. Electronics are surprisingly efficient - radiator heating is definitely not. > social housing, which means the government has some leverage I’m not sure if you’ve seen social housing, or even the average rental in places like The Hague. They are definitely not maintained well - insulation or otherwise. Whatever the gov “could” do, isn’t being done. Other than high taxes.