Cheaper diesel ahead? EIA thinks so. Natural gas and heating costs tell a different story. Full outlook inside.

NEW YORK, Oct 15 (Reuters) - U.S. households heated mainly by electricity will spend about 4% more this year to stay warm over the winter due to higher power price forecasts, the Energy Information ...

On the campaign trail last summer, President Donald Trump promised to swiftly cut electricity and energy prices in half if voters returned him to the White House. “We intend to slash prices by half ...

Experts point to multiple factors for rising costs. Homeowners' electricity bills are expected to rise this winter due to a variety of factors, according to an outlook report released by the U.S.

President Donald Trump made a bold promise that he’d slash energy prices in half within 12 months of taking office during his campaign in August 2024. “You will never have had energy so low as you ...

If your utility bill has increased recently, you're not alone. Electricity costs are, on average, 5.5% higher today than a year ago, and natural gas has increased by 13.8%, according to data from the ...

Electricity prices are rising faster than broader inflation, making it more difficult for President Donald Trump to keep his campaign promise of cutting electricity and energy prices in half.

Oil and gas prices are set to drop by 2026, with Brent crude falling to $55 per barrel and retail gas reaching $3 per gallon, ...

In EIA's latest Short-Term Energy Outlook, the agency projects Brent crude oil prices will decline to an average of $59/bbl in fourth-quarter 2025 from about $68/bbl in August, before falling further ...