The wind and solar ‘transition’ was always going to end in a dystopian nightmare, but Brits are already living it. Power is routinely rationed whenever the wind drops and, perversely, households are encouraged to use electricity when wind speeds pick up.
The simple truth is that Britain has destroyed its reliable and affordable power supply, thanks to a suicidal attempt to rely on wind and solar.
If authoritarian control is your thing, then Britain is the place for you. Wind power shortages now require micromanagement of an insidious, Orwellian kind. And householders and businesses face time in the slammer if they don’t play ball.
The team from Jo Nova outline the rules of a new form of monopoly, where the only option is going straight to jail.
Now the UK government wants to control your kitchen fridge or send you to jail
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Jo Nova
6 September 2023
The UK government is absolutely not asking you to ration electricity, to give up control of your own appliances, to pay more for less, and go to jail if you get it wrong.
This just looks a lot like that:
Turn on your heat pump when wind is blowing, Government pleads
Nick Gutteridge, The Telegraph
Ministers are pressing ahead with new legislation that could see families made to adopt “smart” appliances to ease pressure on the grid. Tory MPs are opposing the proposals, contained in the contentious Energy Bill which will come back before the Commons on Tuesday.
Are they your appliances or the state’s? If you don’t control the power switch you know the answer.
When they call something “smart” we know it’s stupid — and the mind-boggling complexity of central agencies switching on and off ovens and heaters across the country to “fit” with the weather is a dystopia we don’t need to have. Do you need 90 minutes to roast a chook, or 120? It depends on the wind strength in Scotland. If the kids can’t get to bed early, or you can’t wash their clothes, they can just miss the first hour of school right?
Every word is a lie:
The Government insisted it was “in no way asking people to ration electricity” and that consumers will benefit in the form of cheaper bills.
“Cheaper than what?” Consumers will pay less than the highest pagan-witchcraft energy prices they might otherwise have had to pay, but they’ll pay more than what they would have if they had a free market in energy.
The problem with trying to control the weather with our energy grid is that it’s impossible, so no request aimed at reaching into your home and bossing you around is “too much”. There is no natural endpoint. No moment when the weather will be perfect and not in need of changing somehow. No day when they can declare, “We stopped the storms — you can have your fridge back”.
The demand for power and control over the masses will just keep increasing until they revolt. So save time, revolt now.
If you like your old fridge you can keep it, but we’ll send you jail
If you think they will let you run the diesel gen and have your own heater, think again:
Property owners who don’t comply with new energy rules may face prison
Nick Gutteridge, The Telegraph
Property owners who fail to comply with new energy efficiency rules could face prison under government plans that have sparked a backlash from Tory MPs.
Ministers want to grant themselves powers to create new criminal offences and increase civil penalties as part of efforts to hit net zero targets. Under the proposals, people who fall foul of regulations to reduce their energy consumption could face up to a year in prison and fines of up to £15,000.
Tory backbenchers are set to rebel against the plans, which they fear would lead to the criminalisation of homeowners, landlords and businesses.
The proposals are contained in the Government’s controversial Energy Bill, which is set to come before the Commons for the first time when MPs return from their summer break on Tuesday.
When a two star water heater might send you to jail:
Craig Mackinlay, the head of the Net Zero Scrutiny Group, has tabled an amendment to strip the “open-ended and limitless” powers out of the legislation. He told The Telegraph: “The Bill is festooned with new criminal offences. This is just unholy, frankly, that you could be creating criminal offences
“The ones we’ve found most offensive are where a business owner could face a year in prison for not having the right energy performance certificate or type of building certification.”
STOP THESE THINGS 
I translated and reblogged it on https://eike-klima-energie.eu/
Thank you
**** unbelievable, that we see this inhuman ideology
Is it time for vive le revolution yet?
Thanks for highlighting, across the world, the draconian insanity under which we, in the UK, are now threatened, STT.
A few of the paragraphs from WEA’s summary on 7 September, of proceedings in the Commons
‘We spent most of yesterday trawling through Hansard to find out what was said in Tuesday’s third reading of the Energy Bill, in the Commons. The Bill is huge and covers every aspect of energy. How it was ever imagined that a Bill with major ramifications, and with so many amendments to consider, could – and should be – debated in a few hours, we are at a loss to understand.
Some amendments were voted down. Only two were pertinent to us – Clause 57 – that onshore wind should be treated as local infrastructure and Clause 59 – that the Secretary of State must ensure decarbonisation by 2030.
The majority of MPs seemed keen to be seen to be ‘clean and green’ and were determined to go with the flow. Some voices were raised in opposition, however, to certain aspects of the Bill, not the least of which was that which has been highlighted in the media – the potential for hefty fines or imprisonment for non compliance with requirement imposed by or under energy performance regulations.
The Bill passed to its Lords’ evaluation of amendments, prior to the final stage of Royal Assent, by 280 to 19.’
The Lords will sit on 18 October.