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dh1989
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in Oil Heating
Does anyone know the current sulfur content levels for heating oil in the northeast? Specifically MA and RI. I'm looking to fuel a ventless torpedo heater which is dual fuel (#1/#2 oil). I see K1 kero has 400 ppm. ULSD at the pump is 15 ppm. I want to know if I benefit by using my dyed #2 in the heater (cheaper) or if I should use the pump diesel (road taxed). The 400 K1 gives off some of an odor but not too strong. I've never tried it on #2.
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Here's the most recent chart I could find:
http://www.nefi.com/news/docs/heating-oil-standards-chart.pdf0 -
You should be fine with ulsd, but can you get it dyed and not pay the road tax?
Kero would be better.
Why the emphasis on sulfur content?steve0 -
Many states and the Federal government offer rebates of highway taxes paid on fuel not used for motor vehicles.0
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@CLamb I would check the process first. Here, the oil company can apply quarterly for rebate, but the end-user only once a year. You have to apply to both State and Federal agencies. And.........besides the reporting requirements, you most likely will audited.steve0
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