Summary
Redwood City's mayor is joining a push to power new buildings with electricity instead of fossil fuels. This could mean cleaner air and a move away from gas hookups in future construction.
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Impact analysis
It might cost more upfront for builders, but could save homeowners money on energy bills long-term.
Future residents and the environment will benefit from cleaner air and reduced reliance on fossil fuels.
Builders might face higher initial costs, and some residents might be concerned about the transition away from natural gas appliances.
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