Ask your local utility company. The answer is based on the cost of the
two fuels. They can tell you what the cost savings or lose would be at
today's prices, you and we can only guess about next year. The electricity
might go up faster than the gas.

--
Joseph E. Meehan

26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math


"tflfb" wrote in message
...
If I were to replace my 10yr old central air unit with a heat pump,
am
I going to save anything in winter heating ( natural gas )bill's, takeing
into consideration there's no shortage of natural gas as they claim there
is
going to be.

I figure what you save on natural gas in the winter,useing the heat
pump, you spend that saved money on electricity, useing the heat pump.


Tom