The graph shows the winter heating costs according to heating fuel type from 2003 to 2011.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, making comparisons where relevant.
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Answer:
The graphs illustrate the winter heating costs for consumers age 65+ by heating fuel type from 2003 to 2011.
Generally, it can be seen that prize heating fuel type in winter seasons from 2003-2010.
Type of heating fuel was consists of electricity, natural gas and fuel oil. The first of all, prize of electricity in 2003-04 was approximately $343, and in increased slightly among $340 in 2004-05. Then, it climbed even higher respectively until approximately $460 in 2010-11 in winter seasons. The second of all, prize of natural gas in 2003-04 was approximately $627 that reached a new peak in 2005-06 among $897, and it decreased slightly in 2006-07 approximately $775. Then, it increased again, but it began to fall sharply in 2009-10 among $554. This was then undergone remained reasonably from 2009-10 until 2010-11.
The lastly, prize of fuel oil undergone increasing steadily from $928 in 2003-04 until $1.466 in 2005-06, and it happened saturation between in 2005 and 2006. However, it began to be climbed sharply in 2007-08 with prize approximately $ 2.031, but it decreased slightly again just among $1.967. Then, it increased sharply in 2010-11 approximately $2.425.
To sum up, prize of heating fuel type was expensive than electricity and natural gas.
