Having multiple possible sources for electricity is an advantage for price stability. For example California's gas prices tripled this time last year. In gener

Having multiple possible sources for electricity is an advantage for price stability. For example California's gas prices tripled this time last year. In general I think natural gas prices will continue to go up as people switch to electricity or more efficient gas setups. Less gas usage means additional fees for infrastructure. As prices go up, more people will switch. It's a feedback loop. At some point it won't be worth it to run the infrastructure for natural gas anymore.