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Consumption alone is still the biggest factor in the total cost. Keep in mind that having a way of billing that is similar to electricity brings its own set of challenges. This puts gas and electrical appliances, more or less, on equal terms. As a consequence, not only the efficiency of a particular class of products is important, but also the actual energy input, making decisions to repair, upgrade or replace certain gas appliances a much more difficult proposition. | Consumption alone is still the biggest factor in the total cost. Keep in mind that having a way of billing that is similar to electricity brings its own set of challenges. This puts gas and electrical appliances, more or less, on equal terms. | ||
As a consequence, not only the efficiency of a particular class of products is important, but also the actual energy input, making decisions to repair, upgrade or replace certain gas appliances a much more difficult proposition. | |||
The current gas billing situation makes cost savings much more difficult as it is not centered only on limiting actual consumption but also on looking for comparisons between gas and electrical appliances and choosing electrical ones, if they are more viable or versatile. | The current gas billing situation makes cost savings much more difficult as it is not centered only on limiting actual consumption but also on looking for comparisons between gas and electrical appliances and choosing electrical ones, if they are more viable or versatile. | ||