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Average US heating bills to rise 7% this winter nationwide – report

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Nearly 5m households relying on heating oil could see 70% increases, as advocates call on Congress to provide relief Americans 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 stemmin

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Average US heating bills to rise 7% this winter nationwide – report
Marina Dunbar · 11/11/2026, 6:00:11 PM
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