What are you paying for home heating oil?

[old mark]

I'm looking for a price I can use to compare to the amount we spent to heat our home so far (since mid October) with wood pellets. I can't find anyone who lists their per gallon oil prices online - I'm looking for SE Pennsylvania, but I'd be interested to see what the differences are in various areas.

FWIW, we will have used around $50-$55 of pellets from October 13 to the end of November, about $7 per week.
Thanks.


mark

[HopeHoops]

1. Nothing.

Now the natural gas prices, that's another story.

[old mark]

2. We have a gas furnace - ran it in October for a half hour just to make

sure it works.
Probably won't use it for a week all winter long.

mark

[Hepburn]

3. -0-

Nothing...I live in SoCal and today it is 73 degrees. I am wearing a short sleeve t-shirt and crop pants and no shoes.

:hi:

[hayu_lol]

4. South Central Oregon...near Crater Lake...

1st load a month ago: $2.449/gal 105 gallons

2nd load: $2.599/gal 45.6 gallons

temps now in the mid 20s at night. We are up at 4100 feet.

[seemunkee]

5. $2.75

DC burbs.

[amerikat]

6. $2.50 upstate NY.(nt)

[lizziegrace]

7. I bought 150 gallons last month for $2.59/gallon

I bought 175 gallons in September for $2.19.

I'm in Central OH and have no idea how long this will last as I have 2 275 gallon tanks in the basement and no idea what 1/2 on the gauge really translates too since the tanks are so large.

[doc03]

8. Haven't used the stuff for five years, I use

electricity generated from local coal.

[old mark]

9. Thanks for the answers - none of the local dealers will publish prices -

I don't know if the prices are that volatile or if the dealers are afraid to tell people how much they are charging...I had thought it was close to $3/gallon.


mark

[elocs]

10. My 9/11 experience was helplessly watching my fuel oil tank flop over

with 250 gallons of fuel oil glubbing into the ground. I have used electric space heaters ever since and it has actually been cheaper and cleaner heat for these past 8 winters here in Wisconsin.

[av8rdave]

11. Not one thin dime