Natural Gas Appliance Cost Calculator
Have you heard that you can save money by switching to natural gas? To determine if you should switch to natural gas, use our calculator to discover how much it will cost to operate natural gas appliances in our home.
Since the midwest has the highest concentration of homeowners with natural gas service, we have used the midwest average ($1.0200 per therm) as our default cost per therm if you know the average price per therm in your area, enter the new rate and click the "update" button.
Gas Calculator Equation
Cost to Operate = usage (hours or load) x (BTUs/100,000) x price per thermor
Cost to Operate = usage (hours or load) x therms x price per therm
Conversion Table
| 1 BTU | = | .293 watt hours |
| 100,000 BTU | = | 1 therm |
| 3,413 BTU | = | 1 kilowatt hour |
