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Iowa Seeing Low Fuel Prices

Iowa Seeing Low Fuel Prices

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As the state heads into the heart of winter, the cost of heating fuels remain low. Iowa Department of Agriculture fuels analyst, Harold Hommes (Home-us) says the most common heating fuel — natural gas — was one-dollar, 65 cents last week and is still one-dollar, 75 cents in the latest survey.
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Hommes says the low prices are something that’s not isolated to heating fuels.
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The soft energy market is good news for Iowans when it comes to heating homes and businesses, as they lead to lower monthly bills.

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