$40 Million a Year Just to Administer Clean Heat Standard
No revenue source identified for program start up.
The big news last week regarding the Clean Heat Standard potential study results was the reveal that the program is likely to add somewhere between $1.78 and $4.03 per gallon to the cost of heating oil and kerosene and as much as $2.12 to a gallon of propane. But also of note is the somewhat opaquely e…
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