Heating costs are yet another thing eating a portion of consumer wallets, especially for those living in regions experiencing scorching summer temperatures. Wyoming, by quite a margin, had the biggest energy bill overall. Total energy costs for consumers in the state sat at $1,591, according to WalletHub's analysis. The state ranked the highest in two categories: monthly motor fuel costs and monthly home heating oil costs. Those costs sat at $278 and $1,087, respectively.
On top of that, the EIA projected that consumption of electricity in the U.S. will increase by 3% in 2024, and by 2% in 2025, given the increased demand for air conditioning based, in part, on the "assumption of warmer temperatures in the forecast." OIL MAY RISE TO $86 PER BARREL DUE TO 'SOLID SUMMER DEMAND': GOLDMAN SACHS In fact, on Monday, the National Weather Service posted on X that "dangerous heat is likely" to hit parts of the southern and southeastern U.S.
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