Experts say if the winter turns out to be colder than expected, heating costs could rise even more.
According to the Energy Information Administration, nearly half of houses nationwide use natural gas for heat, and natural gas customers can expect an average cost of about $200 for the season. About 40% of houses use electric heating, so electricity bills this winter could rise more than $100.
Experts say heating a home with oil, which includes less than 5% of homes nationwide, will be the most expensive. Costs are projected to jump $1,200. Experts say if the winter turns out to be colder than expected, those costs for heating could rise even more.
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