If your home is heated with natural gas, your total winter heating bill is expected to be pretty much the same as last year.

Heating a home is projected to cost consumers more this winter season and too add on more bad news, colder temperatures are forecasted in Ohio this winter compared to previous years..

Families will pay an average of 8 percent more this year, according to the National Energy Assistance Directors Association.

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WASHINGTON (7News) — Heating your home is expected to cost 10% more on average this winter, according to the National Energy Assistance Directors Association (NEADA). That's due in part to colder ...

U.S. households heated mainly by electricity will spend about 4% more this year to stay warm over the winter due to higher power price forecasts, the Energy Information Administration said on ...

The U.S. Energy Information Administration said average U.S. consumers who rely on electricity will see expenditures rise 4%.

Homes that use electricity as their primary heating fuel are expected to pay on average $1,133, or 4% more. Households heated with propane are likely to see a 9% decline to $1,210, and those using ...

National Grid said expect to pay more to heat your home this winter. But there are things you can do to help curb costs.