Heating costs set to rise 7 percent this winter, report says

First reported by New York Times at Wed 4:04 AM · 3 outlets in all

1. The Hill8hHeating costs set to rise 7 percent this winter, report saysHome heating costs this winter will be up by roughly 7.1 percent relative to last year, new data shows. American households will spend an average of $1,002 on home heating this winter, an increase of $66 from 2025, according to projections from the National Energy Assistance Directors Association (NEADA). Rising oil prices amid the Iran…
2. Guardian11hAverage US heating bills to rise 7% this winter nationwide – reportNearly 5m households relying on heating oil could see 70% increases, as advocates call on Congress to provide reliefAmericans are likely to face higher heating bills this winter amid a growing affordability crisis, with costs projected to climb more than 7% nationwide and some households facing increases of up to 70%, according to a new report.The National Energy Assistance Directors Association (Neada), which represents state officials seeking federal funding, warns that disruptions stemming from the war with Iran are pushing heating costs higher as millions of families already struggle to…
3. New York Times(subscription required)19hHeating Costs Will Rise 7% on Average This WinterPeople who use heating oil will see increases of around 70 percent because the war in Iran has greatly reduced supply of that fuel.