Yes, we do care about CO2 emissions - we've just switched to Ecotricity and we're on their New Energy Plus (http://www.ecotricity.co.uk/for-your-home/our-tariffs) (100% renewables) tariff. Still locked into British Gas for gas, but we'll change that when we can.
Cooking on a gas hob seems more efficient than electric because you don't have to leave it on for ages before it gets hot enough to do anything, but I'm not claiming that that means it is more efficient in terms of anything except my time/patience. And there are certainly better electric hobs out there than the one we've got.
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Date: 2010-04-12 11:27 am (UTC)Cooking on a gas hob seems more efficient than electric because you don't have to leave it on for ages before it gets hot enough to do anything, but I'm not claiming that that means it is more efficient in terms of anything except my time/patience. And there are certainly better electric hobs out there than the one we've got.