Winter is coming and so are sky-high heating bills.

No matter how you heat your home, oil, natural gas, or electricity, you'll be paying more.

What's causing the price hikes? And is there a solution?

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As winter approaches, a new report from the Department of Energy says heating bills for the vast majority of Americans are about to skyrocket in the coming months.

Here to discuss is Daily Wires Cabot Phillips. So Cabot, what sort of price increase are we talking about here?

It's going to be pretty drastic. By this point, most Americans have noticed prices going up on pretty much everything this year.

But we're about to see a spike in energy prices that's going to make everything else look tame in comparison.

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm is already warning about what's coming.

This is going to happen. It will be more expensive this year than last year. But we have the same problem in fuels that the supply chains have, which is that the oil and gas companies are not flipping the switch as quickly as the demand requires.

That concern stems from the winter fuels outlook, a report issued each year by the Department of Energy.

And this year their predictions are pretty shocking for families who rely primarily on natural gas. That's about half of all households in America.

Prices will be up around 30% compared to last year. For those relying on electricity for heating, that's about 40% of Americans.

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