SC’s Energy Plan

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SC’s Energy Plan



Energy is a matter of national security and economic stability, investing into it now for the future is the best bet.

Taxation Increases:

Oil Products 0.5% to 0.75%
Electric bill 0.25% to 0.50%
Income Tax 0.1% to 0.3%*
Internet Sales Tax (federal) 3%*

Investment with mandatory usage with no exception:

Solar Research
Mass Production of solar facilities

Sure-Flow:

With no addition to someone’s bill in exception for the small taxation the electricity bill at a measured rate everyone would get a base-line amount of usage. As technology is enhanced and more solar facilities are established with as much financial efficiency as possible so would the base line energy amount.

So people would get a certain amount free each month while utilizing clean energy. OR else billed at a cost rate to maintain the facilities and use the taxed capital for growth. This would be government ran, not big business.

Could also do a low-income rate of the energy.

After the base line, the rest is paid to the electricity company.

Also another political position would have to be formed by election. This would be on a federal level as an energy chief perhaps. This person would decide how the funds are allocated, what manufacturers build the technology and what research firms if not internal are allocated funds for research.

Manufacturing would likely be outsourced to china for the cheap labor for a strategy of mass production of panels, or elsewhere.

Additional Taxation Ideas

Pack of cigarettes $0.15 to$0.25
Alcohol one Container such as a can or bottle $0.10

Edit:

Federal Lotto System

$1 number pick or scratchier as an example.

0.10 to the merchant
0.20 to energy investment
0.60 to 0.6* winnings
0.** overhead expenditure. (unknown

New car puchase tax
$25

Home Purchase
$100

Does anyone else have any ideas of how to raise money and be innovative with new technologies such as these?

Perhaps the internet tax could be 6.5% and not be applied to orders that are within the same state. So of course not in addition to. Sometimes government uses taxed income ment for one thing and then uses it for another.

Why not make such a tax temp for let's say 20 years and it all applies to new energy research and mass production.

Would it be trillions of dollars?

State government could also invest it's own money it allocates beyond federal funding from let's say internet sales tax.