Gas is typically more than my electricity bill and I only have the gas water heater and central air. Dryer, cooktop, etc is all electric. You're right of cours

Gas is typically more than my electricity bill and I only have the gas water heater and central air. Dryer, cooktop, etc is all electric. You're right of course, but given my cheap electric rates, the fact that "some day" I could produce electricity on my roof, and I won't be throwing 2 gallons of water down the kitchen sink waiting for it to warm up, that it'll be a win overall. I'm not going to be drilling for gas in my back yard anytime soon after all. :-) Plus, I'd find it hard to believe that generally speaking my electricity isn't far better for the environment considering it's 100% wind. It's probably easier to ask what weeks has there not been some mishap in Texas City than not. That's not normally a primary driver for me, but all things being equal it's a plus.