Winter Heating Bills Forecasted to Increase
Northern Indiana Public Service Company LLC announced that natural gas residential customers can expect an increase in their winter heating bills this season.
Based on current market projections and assuming normal winter weather, bills for natural gas residential customers are estimated to be 16% higher than last winter.
- Projections are based on market forecasts, supply trends and storage levels, as well as normal weather forecasts.
- If temperatures are colder or warmer than normal, usage amounts and bills could differ.
Author's summary: Heating bills to rise 16% this winter.
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