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Consumer News Average Heating Bills Could Rise 17 2 This Winter

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Cold snap hits as winter heating costs rise


The National Energy Assistance Directors Association reports that residential electricity prices increased 10.5% between January and August. Read More

Why your heating bill could soar this winter


ATLANTA — This week's cold blast is setting the stage for winter, and experts say heating your home could cost more this year. “Everyone is saying prices are going up," said Mark Wolfe, executive ... Read More

Rising Gas Bills Could Exacerbate Hardships for Chicagoans This Winter, Consumer Advocates Warn


A review of the gas market in northern Illinois released by the consumer advocate groups Citizens Utility Board and Illinois PIRG highlighted that rising natural gas prices, in addition to rate hikes ... Read More

How much should New Yorkers expect heating bills to rise this winter?


Despite a ready supply of natural gas, heating bills across New York are expected to increase 8% on average this winter as utilities collect on rate hikes approved by the state this year. The state ... Read More

As winter heating costs rise, so does consumer anxiety in Rhode Island, poll finds


Feeling anxious about how to pay for your winter heating bill? You’re not alone, according to the latest Ocean State Poll from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center, which found roughly 78% of ... Read More


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