what is the price of heating oil in your town

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I JUST PAID 1.65 FOR OIL 12/30/04 WHERE DOES THE COASTER GO NOW

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  • price of oil in my town

    I am paying $189/gal, and that is low for my area (Greater Boston). If you want to see fuel oil prices dealer-by-dealer in New England, go to: http://www.newenglandoil.com/index.asp

    I noticed that oil is going for much less in the Portland, Maine area -$1.45 to $1.65.
  • Rookie
    Rookie Posts: 175
    Prices on Martha's Vineyard

    #2 Fuel Oil $2.15 per gallon
    Propane $2.45 per gallon
  • Wethead7
    Wethead7 Posts: 170
    oil price

    The current Kansas City rate #2 fuel oil $1.84 @ gal.
  • eleft_4
    eleft_4 Posts: 509
    Steve

  • J.C.A._3
    J.C.A._3 Posts: 2,980
    So Al......,

    I'd fill all my tanks at the posted price ASAP ! It isn't going any lower. Chris
  • Ernie
    Ernie Posts: 94
    Oil Prices

    Locked in last June @ $1.40. Current prices in Greenwich,CT range up to $2.00/gl
  • eleft

    I only looked at the Massachusetts and Maine Prices. I guess that they don't keep track of Connecticut prices! -either that or I should move to Connecticut to lower my heating bills.
  • S Ebels
    S Ebels Posts: 2,322
    In Falmouth, Mi.

    $1.58 / gal at the Co-op here. This is a reduced sulpher product.
  • eleft_4
    eleft_4 Posts: 509
    J.C.A and Steve

    J.C.A and Steve,

    Many of our restaurants in So. CT have no prices on the menu either, some have no menu, the very continental waiter recites the menu for you.

    Second mortgages are at a low rate.

    I paid 1.89 last del 12/10/04

    al


  • Don't you like those prices on the island....that's one of many why we left...
  • 2.45

    I paid .54/litre that works out to be 2.45 plus 15% sales tax last delivery up here in Nova Scotia
  • Uni R
    Uni R Posts: 663
    Toronto Area -- $2.15

    63.9 cents/litre + 7% GST


    Price x GST x Gallons/Litres x Exchange Rate


    0.639 x 1.07 x 3.785412 x 0.832 = $2.15US/Gallon



    Natural Gas is about 20% cheaper per BTU here.
  • Uni R
    Uni R Posts: 663
    Bluenose - $1.95U.S.

  • Kal Row
    Kal Row Posts: 1,520
    there is more oil than gas....

    so the gas people are keeping it down to drive the last nail into the oil coffin before they wipe you out - so dont switch just yet - since at the end of the day - electric driven radiant (direct resistance or elec-element or heatpump heated water) may be the cheapest yet

    as for oil, i saw this artical in a trade rag, (dont ask me to remember which, i read vast quantities of them) whereby they made a furnace with oil rails just like gas rails, and on the rails were multilayer pourous ceramic discs with air pressure on the bottom and oil entering in the middle layer, and the mixed stuff kind of mists out the top with a flame that looked like a nat gas flame - so there - dont panic!!!
  • Maine Ken
    Maine Ken Posts: 531


    Round these parts a lot of woodcutters ran out of dry stuff couple months ago. Prices up to 250/cord. Normally 130-150!!!

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  • J.C.A._3
    J.C.A._3 Posts: 2,980
    Hey Kal,

    Sounds like a type of "gasification" of the fuel oil. I saw something like this in it's infancy a couple years back at Brookhaven National Labs. They were worried that the costs were not quite in line with regular burning of oil and the fuel we're getting with too much sulpher may cause problems. Good eye my friend. It MAY be in the works for good now! Chris.

    P.S. Oil here in the northeast corner of Ma. is running about 1.80ish this week.
  • Kal Row
    Kal Row Posts: 1,520
    \"lov the smell of napalm in the morrnin....

    > Round these parts a lot of woodcutters ran out of

    > dry stuff couple months ago. Prices up to

    > 250/cord. Normally 130-150!!!

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  • Eastern NYC/ LI

    I paid $1.69 from a "COD" minimum service supplier. No service contract, etc.
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