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> I'm all for getting rid of nat gas heating, and I wouldn't install it in a new home... Does that also apply if your new house is in Alaska?

• kube-system 3y ago
  Homes in Alaska use natural gas for heating at about the same rate as the national average. Fuel oil is the overrepresented heating fuel there.
• seb1204 3y ago
  Straw man
  • operatingthetan 3y ago
    I don't agree with their line of thinking but that's not even remotely a strawman.
• xiphias2 3y ago
  Probably not, but we're talking about moderate climate (you couldn't pay me enough to move to Alaska). And of course I'm talking about a modern heat pump, not direct electric heating. ,,Heat pumps are generally more efficient than gas furnaces, but their efficiency may be affected by colder temperatures'' - Google search