and I maintain that 80% of the population will finance it
In any case, oil will have to be paid more for one day or another. So as much to pay it "artificially" more expensive today and that the tax money remains to pay for insulation and ENR rather than ending up paying dearly in 20 years as well, but that everything goes into the coffers of the emirates ...
Already, favorable tariff policies are being implemented in many countries for renewable kWh
In France, for electricity only, and electricity represents only 20% of energy consumption. So in the 80% that remains against the barrel: no chance. Besides, if all the electricity (and let's not talk about the remaining 80% ...) were produced with renewable "aided" would the state have the necessary budget? Taking this money with a carbon tax is no dumber than raising taxes or VAT.
I argue, but after each his point of view But in this story I have the impression that it is the word "tax" that is scary.