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“Your heating bill could be 50% higher this winter.”

“The Energy Information Administration (EIA) is warning homeowners that heating bills for houses could be significantly higher this winter–perhaps by as much as 50%.” FORTUNE, October 14, 2021.

The grim forecast for Winter ’21/’22 is first based on expected jumps in fuel costs:

  • +30% for natural gas
  • +54% for propane
  • +43% for heating oil
  • +6% for electric.

Accuweather’s forecast for a colder than normal winter in the Northeast could make things far worse.

Considering a worst-case scenerio (10% colder than last winter), the EIA projects actual costs could be increased as much as:

  • +50% for natural gas users
  • +94% for propane users
  • +59% for heating oil users
  • +15% for electricity users.

If you have not already done so,
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to schedule your precision diagnostic and seasonal tune-up.

This important maintenance service is the surest way to ensure
maximum efficiency and freedom from life-disrupting breakdowns. 

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