Americans’ heating bills could surge this winter. What that means for utility stocks
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The cooling towers at Duke Energy’s Crystal River Energy Complex, Crystal River, Florida (USA), March 26, 2021, see steam rising.
Dane Rhys | Reuters
Wall Street analysts believe that while the rise in natural gas prices could lead to increased power bills this winter for Americans, it isn’t necessarily good news for utilities companies.
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