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Wisconsin Public Service says an analysis done by the company shows the typical residential customer will pay about $20 less per month this winter compared to last year
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Depending on what you use to heat your home, it may be a little cheaper this winter.
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Natural gas meters can be damaged if they get buried in snow or ice
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A state-wide energy group can help you keep your energy costs low as we head into the winter
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An analysis done by Wisconsin Public Service predicts the typical residential customer that uses natural gas may pay about $40 more a month this winter compared to last.
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The Polar Vortex last week was a reminder to some that their home insulation sometimes is not up to the need. 75 percent of the nation had below freezing…
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Lincoln and Langlade County residents have a chance to upgrade older woodstoves and get a rebate. Wisconsin Public Service is urging people in some areas…
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With the cold winter we’ve been having, those heating with propane may be wincing at the cost of filling a tank. Prices this winter are up more than 60…
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With a cold snap hitting the Northwoods this weekend it can take some effort to keep your car and heating systems up and running. WPS Spokesperson Leah…