US homes that primarily heat with natural gas or propane — about half of households — will spend less on energy this winter than last, the Energy Information Administration said in its winter fuels outlook report on Tuesday.
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EIA expects a mixed picture for US households winter fuel costs this year
By Reuters Econ
