With the increased cost of natural gas, I was wondering if it is still cheaper to use gas for cooking, heating water, etc.

If it is still cheaper, how much cheaper is it?

I guess nobody knows.....

I was wondering that myself.   Lots of apartments up here have heaters and stoves that run on electricity, which ain't cheap, so I was wondering what the price difference would be.  
Well, I was watching the news the other night when they said people can expect some insane price increases in heating oil & natural gas: 50-75%!! .  I'll be sticking with electricity for now and it's expected increase of 17%.

Cheers

With the huge increases in natural gas prices in the last few years and the HUGE increases in my gas bill I don’t see how electric heat pump cannot now be cheaper. And this during a couple of mild winters and me keeping the house at 65 degrees

I got a $30 dollar increase in my gas bill this month and NO heat was on, just cooking and 2 gas water heaters… I suspect that will mean $100-200 more a month when winter comes… it is quit frankly scary looks like I will be living in a icebox.

One  might want to factor in the reliability of NG.

Electric is just as reliable for the simple fact that typical modern heaters need electricity to operate....unless you rig it up to work without control....

I've been wondering the same thing.

Anybody know a formula for figuring out $ per BTU for oil vs. gas vs. electric ?

We need more Nuke plants

Without a doubt you/we/I are going to be paying much more this year for NG.

I don't cook with NG, but I do heat and heat water... I will, no matter what, keep NG for heating water. When the power goes out, the gas always keeps working and it's nice to have a hot shower.

I am looking at replacing my NG home heater with something else... It has gotten pretty expensive.

I think my NG bill topped out at $185 last winter, actually, I may have gotten a $200 bill. My elec bill never has gone over $140 during the height of summer (it gets hot as fuck here.)

I really depends on what it costs to replace the gas heater (which is part of the a/c).