Il bilancio 2025 potrebbe contenere un credito energetico fino a 250 euro

    https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2024/0918/1470644-energy-credit-of-up-to-250-being-considered-for-budget/#:~:text=The%20Government%20is%20considering%20a,over%20one%20or%20two%20payments.

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    1. PoppedCork on

      Lets hope all those with a domestic connection get it, because some people didn’t get it because of low usage

    2. Captain_Vomit1 on

      And where did the government gets money for that credit from? Oh that’s right from our taxes

    3. TheDirtyBollox on

      “May” doing a lot of heavy lifting in that headline.

    4. sarcasticmidlander on

      Probably a bigger question to be asked about the reason these details are leaked in the run up to the Budget. Lots of reporters cozying up to politicians in the hope of an exclusive news story and then won’t criticise them not doing their job efficiently

    5. It is neither a fair nor equitable manner to distribute help, it’s done regardless of usage, household size, household wealth.

    6. Bosco_is_a_prick on

      I would prefer if the money was invested into the grid so they can speed up the connection of new renewable energy projects and actually start bringing prices down.

      Prices have at least come down a fair bit so any future credits should be means tested.

    7. franklyfrank11 on

      Just keep throwing taxes that could be used for something else at it but whatever you do don’t tackle the energy firms gouging us

    8. Uknonuthinjunsno on

      Keep mine and spend it on healthcare or something useful lads

    9. iamronanthethird on

      Are people going to be motivated to improve energy efficiency if the government keeps giving them credits?

    10. soulmole1980 on

      Dear Peons,

      We’ve let the energy sector run riot for a few years now. Mainly because they’re our mates and we love their cash.

      To acknowledge this however, we’re going to use your money to pay your ridiculous bills to make it look like we’re helping. But only a small percentage of those bills. Let’s not go mad now.

      Sincerely,

      Corrupt and Spineless

    11. Atreides-42 on

      STOP JUST HANDING OUT MONEY

      Fuck’s sake, invest that money in infrastructure so things are cheaper in the long term.

      Randomly handing out lumps of money is the *opposite* of what our taxes are supposed to do.

      How can I fucking earmark my taxes to say “Build offshore wind farms”

    12. dano1066 on

      I get this credit and I don’t even turn the gas on. If I’m cold I’ll throw an extra layer of clothes on because it’s Ireland not Antarctica. Why do we act like the country will freeze to death if we can’t heat our entire homes?

    13. Just in time for the gas companies to increase their rates I’m sure /s

    14. ST-deBurca on

      Can we stop giving hand outs and start tackling the price gouging?? That €250.00 goes straight to the energy companies and keeps prices inflated.

    15. jaywastaken on

      This is just another hand out to energy companies to let them keep energy prices high without any sort of competition.

      What happened to the windfall tax on the greedy bastards after they have been gouging the hole out of us the last 4 years.

    16. Energia alone made 270m profit after tax last year. That’s 6% on revenue. A massive amout in both. This is a give away to energy companies, no question.

    17. The3rdbaboon on

      Why can’t they means test this stuff at the very least??? Shit like this is why inflation is so high. I don’t need a €250 energy credit, give more to the people who actually need it.

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