37 years ago, we drilled a natural gas well to serve only our house for=20
$8000, 3 years ago we spent $4,000 on maintenance. That plus maybe=20
$1,000 backup/supplemental electricity has heated our house ,including=20
hot water, gas dryer, garage heater in Northern Ohio for the 37 years.=20
And yes, it was a gamble, when money was tight with us, to trust the=20
well driller. Today, it would cost ~$25,000 to drill another well,=20
thinking for the vehicles, but it's not going to happen. :)


On 11/27/2012 7:02 PM, Bob Ammerman wrote:
> CNG =3D Compressed natural gas
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> That don't sound correct, compared with ~$3.50 for 90 octane gasoline for
> most states. We are talking retail including road use taxes (could
> be $.25/gallon). Can you explain??   :) :)
>
> On 11/27/2012 6:21 PM, Harrison Cooper wrote:
>> Well here in Utah(USA)....my fuel is $1.487 / "gallon"
>>
>> CNG  :-)
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