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I don't even know where to start on this. Even running a gas line from the street is a couple grand. My heat pump also cools my house and was 5 grand installed.
by pkulak 5y ago
I don't even know where to start on this. Even running a gas line from the street is a couple grand. My heat pump also cools my house and was 5 grand installed. Whatever that difference is, it's a rounding error in the price of a home. Not to mention the cost savings over the life of the system, or you know, if AC holds any value at all.
Rolling blackouts and people freezing to death? Because new housing uses 200 more kWh per month? Are you really serious?
Man-made gas through existing lines? Where exactly is that happening? Where is it close to happening? Where are people even talking about thinking about making it happen? How about any form of energy that has ever, or will ever exist through existing lines? That's what electricity is.
I just... I'm so confused right now.
- 8ytecoder 5y agoI agree with everything you’re saying. Not sure about NYC but where I live I could use solar entirely if my heat was electric. (But I do hate electric stoves and ovens. Gas ones heat much faster and much more easier to control the flame)