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Benefits
Natural gas is an affordable, clean, convenient, domestic, and versatile fuel source...
Who hasn’t scrambled to order oil before a big snow storm? Or sat at home waiting for a delivery and then had to shovel a path so it can be made? The continuous supply of natural gas to your home eliminates many of the hassles associated with other fuels.
TOP 10 REASONS
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IT’S EASY ON YOUR BUDGET | Natural gas is affordable. Natural gas companies’ rates are regulated and approved by state agencies, making them stable and consistent. And, you pay for only what you use. | ||||||||
IT’S CLEAN | Natural gas is clean and efficient so you can say goodbye to sooty build-up, and use less fuel with up to 98% efficient equipment. | ||||||||
IT PROVIDES YOU CONVENIENCE | Natural gas is convenient; it is always there for you. No more deliveries. No more shoveling a path for delivery. No more worrying about running out. | ||||||||
IT PROVIDES YOU OPTIONS | Natural gas is versatile. It is ideal for space and water heating, cooking, grilling, clothes drying and so much more! | ||||||||
YOU CAN DEPEND ON IT | Natural gas is in abundant supply. In the event of a power outage, rely on natural gas to fuel a back-up generator. | ||||||||
IT IS LOW MAINTENANCE | Because natural gas burns cleaner than oil, your maintenance costs for heating equipment and appliances are reduced. | ||||||||
YOU CAN HAVE CONFIDENCE | More than half of American homes use natural gas and most of it used here is produced in North America. | ||||||||
IT’S ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY | You’ll reduce your carbon footprint due to fewer harmful emissions than oil. | ||||||||
IT’S A SPACE SAVER | Since there’s no fuel storage tank it frees up that space for other uses and makes the space more attractive. | ||||||||
IT’S A GOOD INVESTMENT | The availability of natural gas often results in higher resale value of homes. |
FAQs
- What else should I know about converting to natural gas?
- How would storms such as Sandy that cut electricity to millions in the Northeast affect me as a natural gas customer?
- Shouldn’t I consider equipment efficiency and not just price over the longer term?
- With oil price fluctuations recently, how much will I really save when converting to natural gas?