There are many factors to consider when choosing a heating system for your home.  One important factor is the type of energy you want to use.  Electricity is a popular option for heating homes, but it is not the only option available.

There are several advantages to using electricity to heat your home.  Electricity is a clean source of energy, and it does not produce any emissions.  Electricity is also a convenient source of energy, as it can be easily turned on and off.  Additionally, electricity is a relatively efficient source of energy, meaning that it converts a large percentage of the electricity it uses into heat.

However, there are also some disadvantages to using electricity to heat your home.  Electricity can be expensive, especially during the winter months when energy costs are higher.  Additionally, electricity can be a difficult source of energy to store, as it cannot be stored for long periods of time. 

Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to use electricity to heat your home is a personal one.  You will need to weigh the pros and cons carefully before making a decision.  If you are looking for a clean, convenient, and efficient source of energy, electricity may be a good option for you.  However, if you are concerned about the cost of electricity, you may want to consider other options.

Here are some additional things to consider when making your decision:

• The size of your home.  If you have a large home, you will need a heating system that can provide enough heat to keep all of the rooms comfortable.
• Your budget.  Some heating systems are more expensive than others.  You will need to choose a heating system that fits your budget.
• The climate you live in.  If you live in a cold climate, you will need a heating system that can provide enough heat to keep your home comfortable.
• Your lifestyle.  If you are gone from home a lot, you may want to choose a heating system that is programmable so that you can save money on your energy bills.
• The age of your home.  If you have an older home, you may need to choose a heating system that is compatible with your existing electrical system.
• Cleaner energy.  Electricity is increasing using renewable energy sources such as, wind, solar and nuclear.  Nuclear is clean, but the waste is not and we currently bury that underground in the hope future generations will work out a clean way to use or dispose of it.  Coal can still be used to generate electricity when other sources are not providing enough to cover demand.
• Solar panels.  Would fitting solar panels reduce the cost of heating your home over a long period of time.  If you work from home and use all of the electricity your solar panels can generate than you could breakeven within 11 years, if you go out to work it can take 18 years to breakeven.  If you are not considering moving in that time frame they can work as a good investment as they will save you money at some point in the future.