Heating Bills May Drop 20 Percent ; Energy Company Officials Say Mild Winter Weather Is Saving Customers Money Now but Is Not Likely to Last.
Dayton Daily News › January 09, 2007
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DAYTON -- Miami Valley residents could see a 20 percent decrease in their heating bills as winter temperatures climb 30 percent higher than normal.
"So far, for January, it's been 28 percent warmer than normal," said Chase Kelley, a spokeswoman for Vectren Energy, the region's primary natural gas supplier, serving 320,000 in 17 counties -- most in the Dayton area.See the full content of this document
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Heating Bills May Drop 20 Percent ; Energy Company Officials Say Mild Winter Weather Is Saving Customers Money Now but Is Not Likely to Last.
"It certainly translates to savings for the consumer," Kelley said. "At least 50 pe...
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