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Let’s use our efforts to solve RHI disaster
The hot air continues to blast out from our politicians, with very little discussion on how to solve the RHI problem.
Westminster has said it doesn’t want a public inquiry (News, Jan 3) — not surprising after the number of IT disasters which it has overseen costing billions — and is unlikely to pass a ‘windfall tax’ Act to claw back some money.
Could Stormont not put a ‘levy’ on wood pellets instead?
Let’s be positive, rather than looking for someone to blame.
ROY EDWARDS
Saintfield, Co Down
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