Discussion Over Assembly Bill A4844, – Less Fossil Fuels or Higher Costs for Consumers?
A controversial bill pushing for the electrification of New Jersey is moving through the state legislature, but not without fierce opposition. Assembly Bill A4844 aims to reduce the use of fossil fuels and natural gas in homes and businesses, promoting cleaner energy sources like solar and wind. Supporters say it could lead to healthier, more affordable buildings, but critics, including Assemblyman Paul Kanitra, warn it will drive up electric bills for residents already facing a looming rate hike. Joining us now by phone is Assemblyman Paul Kanitra.
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