Submitted by ListofReddit t3_zy6rpa in pittsburgh
Gnarlsaurus_Sketch t1_j286p85 wrote
Reply to comment by Gallitzen in Gas bill doubled by ListofReddit
That doesn’t solve OP’s problem of a high gas bill though, it just shifts it around a bit. If prices go way up like they have recently, the user is still on the hook for way more $$. Added fees may also apply.
Better off focusing on things that will bring energy costs down long term, such as replacing old drafty windows, adding/replacing insulation, and upgrading the heating system.
Gallitzen t1_j2a9vfw wrote
Those are all great things you can do...if you own a home AND have the income or credit to fund them, especially given how expensive they currently are. None of those suggestions solve OP's problems either, as they're in a rented space, and there's little to no incentive for a landlord to modernize when they have artificially inflated market price profits to offset utility costs when they don't have tenants.
SpaFixr t1_j28m50a wrote
You forgot voting democrats out of office.
Gnarlsaurus_Sketch t1_j29ap6f wrote
political policies friendly to oil and gas companies don’t necessarily guarantee low oil and gas prices. The market dictates the price.
SpaFixr t1_j2ax45k wrote
Keep kidding yourself.
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