No gas in new homes

[adam-aussie-vac]

Hey guys, I just found out The ACT (where I live) have now phased out gassed installations for new buildings this year as a law has just passed on it, I’m not sure how well that would work, especially in commercial installations that need instant hot water for processes and stuff like that and I know this may sound like a very specific case, what about laundromats As generally almost each and every laundromat will be using a LPG/natural gas dryer so would it ever be possible to have large commercial electric tumble dryers That can drive your average load in 30 minutes

ACT passes first law in Australia banning gas in new homes, as fossil empire strikes back | RenewEconomy

ACT votes through law to ban new gas connections for homes and businesses, in a major coup for electrification and a new blow to the fossil fuel lobby.

reneweconomy.com.au

 

[adam-aussie-vac]

No gas in new homes

Hey guys, I just found out The ACT (where I live) have now phased out gassed installations for new buildings this year as a law has just passed on it, I’m not sure how well that would work, especially in commercial installations that need instant hot water for processes and stuff like that and I know this may sound like a very specific case, what about laundromats As generally almost each and every laundromat will be using a LPG/natural gas dryer so would it ever be possible to have large commercial electric tumble dryers That can dry your average load in 30 minutes

ACT passes first law in Australia banning gas in new homes, as fossil empire strikes back | RenewEconomy

ACT votes through law to ban new gas connections for homes and businesses, in a major coup for electrification and a new blow to the fossil fuel lobby.

reneweconomy.com.au

 

[adam-aussie-vac]

Sorry about the double post, my phone decided to have a

Heart attack and stroke and decided to resend this

 

[sudsmaster]

 

 

California also is set to ban installation of gas water heaters and furnaces by 2030. And, in the Bay Area, that's been advanced to 2027 for the gas water heaters.

 

The gas furnace at my home is probably about 30 years old. It's running fine, but if it goes out there could be a big bill to replace with electric and/or some sort of heat pump system.

 

 

[maytag85]

Hmm, does that count the gas that’s generated from eating Taco Bell?

 

[vacerator]

Master Blaster

runs Bordertown!! All gas from Pig dung. Raggedy man, aint we a pair?