With another Wyoming winter rolling in—bringing crisp mornings, snowy roads and long stretches of subzero nights—many families across the state are bracing for higher energy bills. And with national forecasts pointing to increased heating costs this season, finding practical ways to stay warm without straining the household budget is becoming a familiar conversation around kitchen tables.

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, Americans can expect slightly higher residential utility bills in the coming year, and natural gas prices are projected to rise this winter as well. For many Wyoming residents who rely heavily on heating through the cold months, that’s unwelcome news.

While nudging the thermostat down a few degrees is a common piece of advice, local energy experts

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