Changing B.C. restaurants to electric-only would cost $800,000 per location: study
The study says B.C. municipalities should drop the early implementation of natural gas bans in new buildings, especially for restaurants.
Source: globalnews.ca
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The study says B.C. municipalities should drop the early implementation of natural gas bans in new buildings, especially for restaurants.
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