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Here's how much heating will cost US households this winter

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Heating costs are on the rise for US consumers this winter. Image: Unsplash/Kristaps Ungurs

Katharina Buchholz
Data Journalist, Statista
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This chart shows the average US household expenditure on heating per winter season, by fuel type (in US dollars)
US energy price increases are still moderate compared to those in European markets. Image: Statista
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