Niagara Mohawk is forecasting a small decrease in natural gas supply costs this winter, the Olean Times Herald reports

For electricity, NiMo forecasts residential customers will see a slight increase in the supply side of bills versus last year, in part due to higher usage versus last year's mild winter, the Times Herald reports

See the Olean Times Herald for the story

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