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thank you, 0lly foster. people living in shetland would need to be earning at least £100,000 a year to avoid fuel poverty. that s the warning from the islands council. it estimates that by april the average household energy cost per year will be over £10,000 more than double that of the rest of the uk. jothohnson reports. stocking up the peat fire. 82 year old barbara fraser has been heating her kitchen with pete for decades but relies on electricity to keep the rest of her croft house warm and power the lights. it’s a warm and power the lights. it s a hue rise warm and power the lights. it s a huge rise that warm and power the lights. it s a huge rise that nobody warm and power the lights. it s a. huge rise that nobody expected and it s always a bit colder here, we have a lot of wind. it s estimated by april the average energy cost per yearfor a house in april could be