How the 2009-10 Winter Forecast May Affect Heating Costs

Doppler Dale's Weather Post ^ | 10/07/09 | Dale Bader

[dopplerdale]

The U.S. Government’s arm that oversees energy statistics and projections, Energy Information Administration (EIA) has released its 2009 Winter Heating expenditure forecast for households and it states the average expenditure per household to be $960 this winter, October 1-March 31. This is a decrease of $84 or 8% from last year.

[dopplerdale]

I also compare how my winter forecast differs from NOAA and what impact that may have on fuel costs. See if you are going to save or pay more this year. I have covered most regions east of the Rockies.

[UB355]

Heating costs to drop 14% to 16% this winter, We Energies says (Wisconsin)

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/business/63621212.html

[editor-surveyor]

Farmers Almanac will cancel any hype that NOAA puts out; they have the credibility that NOAA lacks.

Buy your fuel sooner rather than later.

[Freddd]

This article and that circulating ‘info’ is nothing but propaganda! We have been informed our rates are going up by 14% !!