Actions speak louder than words regarding Clean Heat Standard costs.

Supporters reject amendment capping price impact at 20¢ per gallon for heating fuel.

Despite the outpouring of public opposition to S.5, the Clean Heat Standard bill, the Vermont House of Representatives passed it on April 20 by a vote of 98-46. But the final vote to pass the bill wasn’t the only vote of interest. There were a couple of very interesting amendments.

For several months now, supporters of the Clean Heat Standard have been a…