Utahns’ heating costs should stay flat — unless we have another big winter

Most westerners are expected to see a drop in natural gas costs, federal outlook says. Assistance is available for low-income residents.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Fresh snow blankets the Salt Lake Valley as the sun sets on Mount Olympus on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2023. Utahns' home heating costs should hold steady this year if the state avoids another big winter like last year.

Utahns’ heating costs should stay flat — unless we have another big winter

Most westerners are expected to see a drop in natural gas costs, federal outlook says. Assistance is available for low-income residents.

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