Lots of propane tanks in my neck of the woods, the gas provides the main source of heat for many rural dwellers. Natural gas is available in SOME rural neighborhoods and virtually all towns and cities. But outside of towns it seems that propane rules.
But not too many 2500 gallon tanks.
Unless you are the Obamas and you are looking for backup energy for your vacation mansion.
I'd have thought he would be using 'New Green Deal' money and putting up solar panels and windmills on his rooftop. But no, he turned to fossil fuels for his emergency power. Hypocrite much?
But not too many 2500 gallon tanks.
Unless you are the Obamas and you are looking for backup energy for your vacation mansion.
I'd have thought he would be using 'New Green Deal' money and putting up solar panels and windmills on his rooftop. But no, he turned to fossil fuels for his emergency power. Hypocrite much?
New Fossil Fuel Fan: Obama Orders 2,500-Gallon Propane Storage For Vacation Home | ZeroHedge
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New Fossil Fuel Fan: Obama Orders 2,500-Gallon Propane Storage For Vacation Home
In the latest display of elite hypocrisy, former president, climate change scaremonger and green energy promoter Barack Obama is installing three propane tanks at his $12 million Martha's Vineyard property—with a whopping 2,500 gallons of storage capacity.
Earlier this month, the town of Edgartown, Massachusetts received an application for an underground propane tank installation at Obama's estate, consisting of two 1,000 gallon-tanks and one 500-gallon tank, to be used for "residential purposes."
“We’ve never had a private propane tank come to us,” said a member of the town's review board. Typical residential storage for back-up generators is 100 to 500 gallons.
At a time when his successor's economic war on Russia is wreaking havoc on the world and the U.S. economy teeters on the edge of an abyss, Obama's 2,500-gallon scheme suggests he wants his 6,900-square-foot, seven-bedroom house to be ready for many weeks of energy independence at a time.
As president, Obama declared, "I am a firm believer that climate change is real and that it is impacted by human behavior and carbon emissions. As a consequence, I think we have an obligation to future generations to do something about it.”
Of course, to Obama and other ruling elites, "doing something" means imposing expectations on society they don't apply to themselves. . . .