Bob Wyman for Congress (NY CD-10)

24. Natural gas is thus an effective emissions mitigation measure in a cost per ton of CO2 reduced. Hope to have more analysis on this soon.

25. Where CO2 emissions between electricity and natural gas are close, it probably means the cost of reduction is high in $/ton.

26. One more digression: most electric home heating is resistance appliances. Furnaces & water heaters. Very inefficient.

27. The case for natural gas appliances vs. resistance electric is a slam dunk in most cases, both consumer cost and CO2e.

28. I fear many will rush electrification arguments without proper analysis to think through the consequences, or the costs.

29. I hope to share more on this topic soon. And with that, the tweetstorm has passed.

Good question. Easiest answer is when renewables become a marginal resource. Still a ways off.https://twitter.com/johnrhanger/status/874744382116823041 …

I would add that the interesting part of the question is the feedback between demand patterns, gen economics, and generation build out.