> To be comparable to natural gas, you need electricity to be about $0.10 per kWh retail. That’s basically the PNW, the mountain west, and parts of the Deep Sou

> To be comparable to natural gas, you need electricity to be about $0.10 per kWh retail. That’s basically the PNW, the mountain west, and parts of the Deep South. I think Chicago is pretty close? Abundant nuclear is great. In the Seattle area we're up to $0.13-0.14/kWh, but also rarely see the kinds of cold temperatures that lead to low COP figures.