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[QUOTE="UConnJim, post: 4814362, member: 1559"] I own a condo in NH ski country. When the unit was built in the 1980s, it was thought electricity prices were going to be cheap due to Seabrook so the heating systems and hot water heaters were all electric. Well, electricity prices in NH spiked and virtually all of the units in the complex installed Rinnai propane heaters to lower the heating bill. Recently, some in our complex have looked at heat pumps and they have come to the conclusion that the propane system was cheaper and worked better for heating, but some have installed heat pumps for cooling. [/QUOTE]
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