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There's nothing obvious here. The energy provider could say "why should I be the one eating the cost of providing sustainable energy?". The ones consuming ene
by jraph 2y ago
There's nothing obvious here.
The energy provider could say "why should I be the one eating the cost of providing sustainable energy?".
The ones consuming energy also need to take their responsibilities. "When we think that it would suffice people didn't buy it for it not to sell!" (Coluche).
In fact, this is a collective issue we are all part of (including as individuals: we use the services consuming energy).
- constantcrying 2y ago>The energy provider could say "why should I be the one eating the cost of providing sustainable energy?". Where did you get that from? He could also force the additional cost to the companies. >The ones consuming energy also need to take their responsibilities. "When we think that it would suffice people didn't buy it for it not to sell!" (Coluche). You can not buy energy which doesn't exist. If less renewable energy is produced than the consumer needs, the legally required energy mix is impossible. Obviously the alonly person which can change which energy is produced is the provider. >In fact, this is a collective issue we are all part of (including as individuals: we use the services consuming energy). There is exactly one group of people responsible for the energy mix. The energy providers. Obviously any change can only come from them and demanding change from anyone, without first demanding change from the providers is obviously ridiculous.