Pretty well everyone up in these parts is hooked up to natural gas, even the rural areas. Some burn wood or other ways of heating. We have an 1150 square foot bungalow built in '71 so not what you would call energy efficient by today's standards. Prices have jumped up lately but right now we are paying $125 per month (year round on the equalization plan) so $1500 CDN for the year (that'd be maybe $1200 USD). That's a mid-efficiency furnace and a gas-fired water heater. We can have five to six months of what one might call real winter weather and it can get pretty cold up here, sometimes for extended spells. If we replaced the furnace now, we would have to install a high-efficiency furnace, it is no longer legal to install anything else, you wouldn't get a permit for a mid-efficiency unit (but I suspect some get around that one way or the other). Not sure how much of a difference it would make if moving from the mid to the high efficiency design. Maybe somebody knows the answer to that?
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