Can Philadelphia’s gas utility survive in a climate where fossil fuels are shunned? May 11, 2021
Philadelphia Inquirer
Health advocates suggested that renewable natural gas was just as harmful as natural gas and endorsed converting gas customers to electricity, which they say will be supplied increasingly from renewable energy sources. “If we’re going to spend the money, let’s do it right,” said Walter Tsou, former city health commissioner and a board member of Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania.
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