New for subscribers: Americans' heating bills could surge this winter. What that means for utility stocks. Check out CNBCPro today.
Steam rises from the cooling towers of the coal-fired power plant at Duke Energy's Crystal River Energy Complex in Crystal River, Florida, U.S., March 26, 2021.
The spike in natural gas prices may lead to higher power bills for Americans this winter, but that is not necessarily a good thing for utilities companies, according to Wall Street analysts.
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
10 genius ways to keep your house warm without paying for heatingEnergy bills are rising so here's how to keep your home cosy and warm without spending more on your heating – read these genius tips
Leer más »
La Niña is back. What does that mean for a parched Southern California?What does another La Niña winter mean for drought-stricken Southern California? Nothing to cheer about.
Leer más »
Higher home heating costs could burn a hole in your wallet this winterPandemic-battered families face skyrocketing heating costs this winter, with year-on-year prices set to rise by as much as 54% for some households, according to the annual winter fuel outlook released this week from the Energy Information Administration.
Leer más »
'Good for the economy': Progressives escalate pressure on Biden to cancel student debtWith nearly 45 million individuals receiving a bill each month, Americans now owe about $1.7 trillion in student loans.
Leer más »
India Embraces Stock Investing as Local Market SurgesIndian stocks have risen more than any other major market in the world this year and that is enticing millions of local investors to put their savings into equities, further buoying the market.
Leer más »
Peppa Pig confronts Adele; see the singer’s shocked responseThe beef between Adele and Peppa Pig heats up.
Leer más »