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In the US in the places I've lived, Ive uses and continue to use municipal gas to cook, and boil water for tea. It heats up water fast. Doesn't strain the ele

In the US in the places I've lived, Ive uses and continue to use municipal gas to cook, and boil water for tea. It heats up water fast. Doesn't strain the electric grid but has other issues.

finnw 14y ago
Does gas not have exactly the same issue? i.e. mains pressure drops when many people in the area are using it at the same time?
- ars 14y ago
  You can store gas, you can't store electricity. So it's very easy to buffer gas for things like this.