> Are you trying to say that the risk to lose electricity is bigger than the risk to lose the other heat sources? In many places electricity is transitioned vi

> Are you trying to say that the risk to lose electricity is bigger than the risk to lose the other heat sources? In many places electricity is transitioned via above ground lines. Natural gas is via buried pipes. The above ground lines have far more issues due to natural events (like storms or tree branches falling). In addition to this, electricity already hit peak loads in some areas due to other things drawing on it. Electricity is more likely to have outages than natural gas.