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Heating bills in the US are projected to increase by more than 7% this winter, with some households facing increases of up to 70%. The National Energy Assistance Directors Association attributes these rising costs to disruptions from the conflict in Iran, impacting families already struggling with utility payments.
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Heating bills in the US are projected to increase by more than 7% this winter, with some households facing increases of up to 70%. The National Energy Assistance Directors Association attributes these rising costs to disruptions from the conflict in Iran, impacting families already struggling with utility payments.
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Average US heating bills to rise 7% this winter nationwide – report
Heating Bills in the US Expected to Increase by 7% This Winter