The heating bills in the United States are set to increase significantly this winter. According to this release from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) the heating bills can increase 50% if the winter is 10% colder than average and 22% if the winter in 10% warmer than average.
The same report analyzes the price increases by type of fuel and shows that propane will be up by 54%, heating oil by 41%, natural gas by 30% and electricity 6%.
Some degree of civil unrest is expected as a consequence of this expected expense increases. This, in addition to the scarcities (and price increases) caused by the supply chain disruptions are making for potentially difficult next few months.