(ABC 6 News) – Minnesotans will be getting a bigger heating bills this winter. The subzero temperatures has caused a higher demand for natural gas and in Minnesota, utility companies state natural gas prices spiked at least fifty times the average mid-February. Minnesota Energy Resources, which serves the Rochester and Albert Lea area, stated natural gas prices rose eightyfold. Minnesota residents could see a $400 jump in their electric bill.
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