Is Electrification Worth It in Wyoming?

Wyoming: 7,400 heating degree days in Cheyenne, cheap gas, expensive electricity.

Natural gas costs $0.90/therm—some of the cheapest in America. Electricity runs $0.12/kWh. You need serious heating for 6+ months. Rocky Mountain Power offers small heat pump rebates ($400), but that won't move the needle much.

If you have natural gas, keep it. Wyoming's gas is too cheap for heat pumps to compete unless you're also replacing AC and value the system simplification. If you're heating with propane (common in rural areas), switching to a cold-climate heat pump saves $1,200-1,800/year. That's the only clear case here.