The winter of 2019 has been one for the record books, from extreme low temperatures to record high amounts of snow. That
extreme weather will likely have an impact on your natural gas and electric bills in spring. Here are a few reasons why:
- The weather was colder. This heating season was 3.8 percent colder than normal. Colder weather tends to
increase heating costs.
- You may be using more natural gas or electricity. When weather is colder, you likely use more natural gas
or electricity for heating. The colder the temperature is outside, the more it takes to maintain temperatures inside.
Help for home heating bills
We understand that it’s not always easy to make ends meet. If you receive a high bill that you’re unable to pay upfront, we have options to help. Learn more about
available programs or call us at 800-450-7260, and we’ll discuss the many options that can make all the difference.
