Cold snap driving up energy costs

Published December 28, 2017 6:27pm ET



The U.S. cold snap is driving up natural gas and electricity prices in the Northeast, because of fuel constraints and record demand for heat across most of the country surpassing the 2014 polar vortex.

Natural gas prices in Boston jumped to nearly $35 per unit, compared to $2.40 in the shale-producing state of Pennsylvania.

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