Best deal for me is 6 mos. at 14.8 cents per kWh. 15.1 cents per out the door. My current 11.4 cents ends. My house is all electric. My electric bill just keeps going up, up and away. We need a ligitimate president.
Best deal for me is 6 mos. at 14.8 cents per kWh. 15.1 cents per out the door. My current 11.4 cents ends. My house is all electric. My electric bill just keeps going up, up and away. We need a ligitimate president.
I just talked to son-in-law. His co-op hits him for $.135 per kWh. His house is electric-propane. Local propane is quite a bit higher than nat gas.I’m sorry for the cost of your total-electric home. But I was paying the co-op $0.15 per kWH 20+ years ago. It REALLY was expensive back then.
Don't they make nat gas heat pumps?I just talked to son-in-law. His co-op hits him for $.135 per kWh. His house is electric-propane. Local propane is quite a bit higher than nat gas.
There is a high pressure Atmos natural gas line at the corner of my lot. The Atmos site says I can't tap in to a high pressure line. Some Atmos employees tell me I can if I give Atmos a call. Atmos gas is cheap.
I'm at $250 in the winter and $400 in summer now for electric with both working from home. It's hard to justify a $25k install and even then it's not for a 100% replacement (6kwh?l.I live in a fully electric RV in Fulton tx. Cost, a little less than 400 per month. My two lease houses more than pay for my happiness.
I have a heat pump and when needed electric heat strip. My house has 3 heat strips. The rare times heat strips are called upon only one strip turns on. With propane I wouldn't have gas heat augmentation. MAYBE with nat gas.Don't they make nat gas heat pumps?
I'm all electric here in AZ but our rates aren't bad. Couple hundred miles west in Cali folks regularly hit $1000 during summer.