Well, it’s complicated, and the U.S. and Israel’s bombing of Iran has made it even more so. The methane gas market has been disrupted by the conflict, and 40% of U.S. electricity is still generated with gas, often called natural gas. But many forces factor into electric bills. Perhaps surprisingly, when the numbers are adjusted for inflation, some bills haven’t risen at all, while others have gone up a lot, and the reasons vary by location.