Obviously compiled by the natural gas indusrtry. Burning 21 pounds of
firewood an hour would require an extremely large (castle-sized) fireplace,
and would probably put out enough BTUs to heat that castle!
Compare the cost per BTU of gas and firewood- firewood is, at worst, half
the price.
Natural Gas vs. Firewood Cost Survey
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eric johnson
29 Jan 2008, 17:46
29 Jan 2008, 17:46
AsktheBuilder
29 Jan 2008, 18:09
29 Jan 2008, 18:09
Eric,
Those numbers in that table are, Gulp, over ten-years old....... I have been trying to get updated data from an independent source but had no luck. So the numbers of both fuels in the table could be way off.
Those numbers in that table are, Gulp, over ten-years old....... I have been trying to get updated data from an independent source but had no luck. So the numbers of both fuels in the table could be way off.
Ryan
07 Sep 2008, 10:18
07 Sep 2008, 10:18
What's the wood? When and how purchased? Dates for these prices? This is
irresponsibly incomplete.
Ryan
07 Sep 2008, 10:25
07 Sep 2008, 10:25
I forgot to mention type of woodstove. I agree with eric, this seems
biased.
Kim
08 Sep 2008, 20:39
08 Sep 2008, 20:39
I agree as well. This report does not contain enough information to allow
a person to determine whether or not the data is even up to date, let alone
accurate.
Also, today's available wood-burning fireplaces are much more energy efficient (and EPA-friendly) than 8-10 years ago.
Also, today's available wood-burning fireplaces are much more energy efficient (and EPA-friendly) than 8-10 years ago.
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