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Any one convert oil to gas recently?

Started by caonima
over 13 years ago
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A friend's building did and save some money, but not sure about how much. Did any one conduct a cost comparison? Any government/coned incentives of doing so?
Response by angray
over 13 years ago
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Did your friend say how much it cost the building?

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Response by NYCMatt
over 13 years ago
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It's costing our building about $100K.

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Response by caonima
over 13 years ago
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the friend doesn't know the exact cost, just know it's cheaper

matt, is it a good investment for your building?

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Response by NWT
over 13 years ago
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The city is gradually disallowing use of the #6 oil many buildings burn: http://www.nyc.gov/html/dep/html/air/buildings_heating_oil.shtml

Apparently it's not much bigger a deal to convert to natural gas, if you're replacing the burner anyway. Problem is sometimes a not-big-enough-pipe from the street, since those were originally sized just to supply however many gas stoves.

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Response by alanhart
over 13 years ago
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Look into dual fuel (#2 oil and natural gas), to give you flexibility as commodities prices fluctuate.

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