Comments by "Greg Greg" (@SlowhandGreg) on "Will Labour drop plans to spend £28bn a year on green energy?" video.

  1. All government spend and tax attracts an economic multiplier in the case of renewable energy spend its regarded as 1.6. Investment in infrastructure returns in the short term through money coming in and long term through increased tax revenues This means your investment of 28 billion ends up as 44 down the line.
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  2. Average wages have fallen since 2010 by -6.1% Fiscal drag is increasing your taxes month on month rates frozen till 2028, schools and hospitals crumbling the river and sea terat like an open sewer Really your on board with that?
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  3. council tax system needs replacing but no one dares say it
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  4. I take it your employed by the fossil companies?
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  5. I think reforming planning will have a huge impact Labour will have to tackle tax there's no other way of generating the money they need @kellypaws 
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  6. On what making people poorer I guess your a millionaire then @jayparmar2322 
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  7. Renewable investment = cheaper electricity also insulation programs which will help reduce bills
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  8. Hinkley C will cost 70 billion (subsides over 35 years) The estimate to go green is 40 billion a year With gas price volatility as it is we spent 140 billion on energy last year before the energy crisis that was 30 billion even taking into account inflation its still way cheaper to transition to renewables
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  9. Renewable energy is miles cheaper than gas which is the main driver of excessive costs
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