By Theunis Bates, Editor at LinkedIn News
Home heating bills could soar by up to 28% this winter, according to a new forecast from the Energy Information Administration. That sharp spike is a result of surging fuel costs — pushed higher by supply disruptions and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine — and predictions of chillier weather. The roughly 50% of American homes that use natural gas for heat will spend an average of $930 on heating this winter, up 28% year-on-year. Homes that use electricity will pay $1,360, up 10%. And those that use heating oil will see bills climb 27% to $2,350. For Residential gas and electric savings options, go to the following link: https://powerkioskdirect.com/ click sales code, enter bicekenergy Choose the energy plan you like, enter your info, and sign up.
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