Called last week to get the budget plan price for 2011-2012 heating season.
$3.69/gal vs $2.89/gal last year
Pellet price went up $10/ton for Maine Wood Pellets.
$3.69/gal vs $2.89/gal last year
Pellet price went up $10/ton for Maine Wood Pellets.
Heating Oil prices in your area??
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Pellet-King
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Shortstuff
Feeling the Heat
Fsappo
Minister of Fire
Our current price for fuel oil is $3.37 per gallon. We're located just north of Syracuse NY. Kero $3.89 per gallon.
Still up there here, 3.69-3.79
http://www.newenglandoil.com/newhampshire/zone4.asp?x=0
Love the live for or die state but we seem to pay a bit more once you get past the coast.
http://www.newenglandoil.com/newhampshire/zone4.asp?x=0
Love the live for or die state but we seem to pay a bit more once you get past the coast.
muncybob
Minister of Fire
Cheapest I can find here today is $3.699 with min. 125 gallons delivered. So for us on an average winter we would spend about $3k if heating with oil...I'll be grinning ever wider when I see their truck on the road this year!
exoilburner
Feeling the Heat
In Washington state, Puget Sound area, in my town furnace oil is around 3.92/gal for 200 gallons. Premium pellets at the local stove shop are going for 250.00/ton.
In the Dayton, Ohio area the price is $3.549 plus tax of 7% so totals out to $3.797 per gallon. I will finally have to buy some this year as my backup water boiler fuel oil tank is on low.
Don2222 said:
When on-road diesel prices came down some in May usage rose and distillate inventories declined holding prices up. Over the next three to four weeks they should come down some. Well, that is until a hurricane saunters into the Gulf.
hossthehermit
Minister of Fire
I can get HHO right now for about $3.45/gal >:-(
Unless the price drops off the table in the near future, I'll take a chance and wait for late summer before I fill the tank for the winter.
Unless the price drops off the table in the near future, I'll take a chance and wait for late summer before I fill the tank for the winter.
Just purchased 10 gal's today for 3.67.
I'm sitting on top of kazillions of cubic feet of natural gas here in NEPA and stand a fair chance at having these companies turn my neck of the woods into the face of the moon as they get at it and I'll never even get the opportunity to burn one drop of cheap / local natural gas while the extraction takes place.
pen
I'm sitting on top of kazillions of cubic feet of natural gas here in NEPA and stand a fair chance at having these companies turn my neck of the woods into the face of the moon as they get at it and I'll never even get the opportunity to burn one drop of cheap / local natural gas while the extraction takes place.
pen
pen said:
For many years that was the case in Louisiana. Towns sitting on top of the top producing wells in the country didn't have natural gas service.
briansol
Minister of Fire
I may be the only one, but I am looking for something totally new to affect gasoline and distillate prices this year. If the ethanol subsidy is killed off then the refining margins for diesel and heating oil are going to race past the margins for gasoline. When that happens refineries are going to shift from G (gasoline) to D (distillate) mode because it will be more profitable. If that happens heating oil prices will go down. And gasoline prices will go through the roof.
lessoil said:
Yesterday I talked to one of the tax collectors while registering my car.
He is looking at $3.79/gal plus the mandatory "insurance" for pricing. (Budget Plan)
Total is a cool $4.00/gal. OUCH!
We were slightly above that when we bought our stove back in 2008.
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Fusco Brothers Inc. - Since 1930
We Make Warm Friends
(860) 688-5234, 866 Marshall Phelps Road, Windsor, CT 06095
Oil 100 GAL MINIMUM C.O.D. $2.949 6/24
dropping fast around here
We Make Warm Friends
(860) 688-5234, 866 Marshall Phelps Road, Windsor, CT 06095
Oil 100 GAL MINIMUM C.O.D. $2.949 6/24
dropping fast around here
Pellet-King said:
Yep, dropping fast everywhere BUT NY.....cheapest price I see here is CODOil.com at $3.44 for 150-300 gal. I probably can get it about 5 cents cheaper at the local discount place, but that's it.
Also interesting to note is that the oil companies ads in the local rag have all but disappeared.
@#$%^&* New York
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Stevekng
Feeling the Heat
Bigjim13
Minister of Fire
imacman said:Pellet-King said:
Yep, dropping fast everywhere BUT NY.....cheapest price I see here is CODOil.com at $3.44 for 150-300 gal. I probably can get it about 5 cents cheaper at the local discount place, but that's it.
Also interesting to note is that the oil companies ads in the local rag have all but disappeared.
@#$%^&* New York
I-Mac
Do ya have to also add in another 3% county tax?
Locally ~$3.40 + tax. Yeah, no drop here either!! I've seen DF2 @ $3.50 to $3.80 on this overcrowded sand bar.....
North of 60
Minister of Fire
Pellet-King said:
Good to hear, I need 1 tank for next year so I can wait a bit but down to less than 1/4 full since last sept 31 fillup at $2.59 gal.
Hope the prices start dropping around here like the new Canobie Lake Roller Coaster 97 Degree drop called Untamed!!
Opening speech by park owner's son the park president!
http://salem-nh.patch.com/articles/canobie-lake-park-unleashes-untamed-video#video-6582486
See ride video here
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