I support any change that reduces fossil fuel consumption. I prefer to see money going to green technologies rather than be consumed in higher consumer prices for petrochemical products and retail products whose prices are tied to fuel costs, and fully support the Biden administration's effort to divert public funds toward green technology, but whatever makes burning gasoline more prohibitive or more difficult is a move in the right direction in my estimation, whether that be less expensive green alternatives, or inflation, gasoline taxes, or gasoline shortages making the cost of fuel prohibitive.
Yes, heating and air conditioning will be more expensive, but that's an incentive to become independent of the utilities and generate your own power. People where I live are complaining about propane prices going up, but our propane consumption dropped 75% when we went solar, and our electricity has been free since the system paid for itself four years ago. With the price of these systems falling and the price of power going up, the incentive to go solar increases, and the number of homes that become relatively fossil fuel independent goes up. If rising fuel costs facilitate such transformations, then that is a good thing.
