Federal agency predicts a 77% jump in electric heating costs | Environment

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) says the winter fuels outlook for 2023 and 2024 indicates that nationally, the average US homeowner who uses electricity to heat their home will pay about $462 more this winter, or 77% more than the ones who use natural gas.

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