An induction stove is typically faster and more energy efficient than using an electric stove, but it isn't perfect. Here's what you need to know when buying one.

Dual-fuel ranges are typically more expensive than either standard gas or electric models. You'll also still need a gas line hookup in order to use them, so keep that in mind as you're making your ...

Standard electric stoves are generally more affordable and more widely available versus induction. They start from around $200 and can cost up to $3,000 for more premium brands, such as the Bosch ...

Electric stoves by comparison can be up to 80% efficient. Of those, induction stoves come out on top with up to 90% efficiency in part because they only heat where the surface contacts the pot.

Here's what to know about the new energy standard for electric and gas cooktops and oven ranges. For more, here's how to take control of your home's energy and tax breaks you can take as a ...

Changing from gas to climate-friendly electric appliances often involves expensive retrofits. A growing list of companies offer stoves, heat pumps and water heaters that make it easier and cheaper.

Induction cooktops and ranges use the same 240V outlet as a standard electric range or cooktop. But if you’re switching from gas, expect to pay an electrician several hundred dollars or more to ...

The first hurdle: Does your home’s electrical system have the power to support an electric stove? While standard gas stoves run on a basic 120-volt outlet, electric ranges require a dedicated ...

The sleek, standard four-burner electric induction stove runs on 120 volts, meaning there is no need to pay a licensed electrician thousands of dollars to rewire to 240 volts, ...