It's not a bad coat of arms, but coats of arms in general shouldn't be on flags.

It’s also called the “snot otter”

For those not with PPL, check your utility webpage for rebates. The larger utilities offer various rebates through the Act 129 energy efficiency program.

When the stock market was up, the legislature figured there was no need to contribute more. When the market was down, they claimed they couldn’t afford it. Meanwhile, the employees kept paying their share the whole time.

I wouldn't qualify for the low-income rebate, but I got $400 from PPL through the Act 129 program and will get the 30% tax break for 2023.

If spot heating key areas while they are in use allows you to set-back the whole-house temperature, that can save a good bit. Electric heaters, pellet stoves, etc. can all be used that way.

As others have said, electric heat pumps tend to be much cheaper than oil and there are potential tax incentives or rebates right now that can make them more affordable.

I didn’t say it was illegal. Claims it is clean are greenwashing.

We can have crypto and blockchain tech without wasteful proof of work.

Diverting carbon-free energy from powering the grid to wasteful Proof of Work crypto operations isn't "clean"

We already kicked Connecticut's ass in a war. Delaware better not get cocky.

>cleanest of all the fossil fuels.

I guess you think putting a little less sewage in our water just as good as clean water too.

> Democratic policies of increasing taxes,

In case you missed it, the Democrats haven't been in charge of our state legislature since 1993.

>telling the companies they are ending the industry

Funny how more PA coal plants announced their closure during Trump's term than the 8-years Obama was President.

Supply and demand.

Over production during the fracking boom drove fracked gas prices down.

That drove our electric generation to shift from less than one percent gas to more than 50% gas. In addition, our legislature has passed billions worth of subsidies to companies that buy gas. When demand increases, prices increase.

Short-sighted republicans want us to subsidize more gas production through lax regulation, tax breaks, etc. Aside from the idiocy of subsidizing both the supply and demand side of the same industry, this would just start the boom-and-bust cycle all over again.

Sane people want to invest in alternatives like wind and solar so we are less dependent on dirty fossil fuels in the first place.

Rising prices of fracked gas drive electricity prices higher and republicans conclude that more dependence on fossil fuels, more profits for the fracked gas industry, and more pollution is the solution. What a bunch of mental giants.

Most of the electricity in Pennsylvania comes from fracked gas plants these days and increasing gas prices is driving increase in electricity.

I'm glad my all-electric house has solar.

This is PA. We fight over our divided loyalty to convenience store chains and beer is way more important than that.

Tröegs has more umlauts (and better beer).

The Pole Steeple trail at Pine Grove Furnace State Park is a good day hike.