Well in your situation you'll have to make due. In our new house the cooktop was electric, I had to run a 3/4" gas line for the new range, I lucked out because we had a new furnace installed and moved into the attic, so the gas line need to be moved, at that point I installed a tee fitting and capped it off while I remodeled the kitchen. That allowed for the easy install of the new line.
Don't they take natural gas out of the same wells?Different company, my wife works for Chevron, not the natural gas company.
Support the huge SUV's & Pick ups!!!!!!!
Honestly, I have no clue.
I think that natural gas is often times found as a "by-product" of oil drilling, but out here in CO, I think they're drilling specifically for gas on the western slope, not oil.
Well, now that we're on the top of a 24-story building and we have a patio [as well as a balcony] I'll likely set up a gas-grill out doors - a commercial cooktop as opposed to a 'haha barbecue' - that's gonna be wood-fired.
Most of the time, natural gas is found 'on top' of larger oil deposits, if I remember rightly...
And I think in the good ol' days they would simply burn off the natural gas that resulted in the oil well as a "waste" product.
Yeah, i remember seeing the 'waste gas' burning off the tops of the well-heads long ago.And I think in the good ol' days they would simply burn off the natural gas that resulted in the oil well as a "waste" product.
You are correct. Propane is found with oil while Nat Gas is found in its own seperate pockets...I do believe
Propane is a byproduct of the refining of natural gas and petroleum. It with butane is removed from natural gas to keep it from condensing in pipelines.
