There's really no reason to overpay for heating oil and diesel fuel, find discount pricing, advise, and recommendations on petroleum products delivered to you home, business or on-site. 

Many people contact Heating Oil News  via e-mail indicating their burner is not very energy efficient and they don't believe that it's functioning properly.  They go on to say that their home is becoming more and more expensive to heat.  The answer to this question is not a short one, however, there are steps that need to be taken before shelling out a large amount of money for a new heating system.

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In 1878 John Fredericks at his general store began selling anthracite coal from Pennsylvania shipped in on the new railroad.  He delivered it in a wagon pulled by a team of oxen.  Coal trucks eventually replaced the oxen and the business was continued from the store by his son until his grandson separated it from the store in 1929. 

Many readers ask Heating Oil News: what's the difference between the cap price, fixed price or market price and how can I save money this heating season?  Most heating oil customers are unaware of different ways of purchasing fuel that sometimes are not presented to them by their current heating oil providers.

Heating oil prices moving higher today + 1.69 as an increase of + 0.73% as consumers and investors alike look ahead to the weekly rig count. Heating Oil News Prices

Oil prices hovered below $97 a barrel on Friday as traders awaited a key jobs report for signs of strength in the U.S. economy, the world's largest. In other energy trading, heating oil was up 1.1 cents at $3.0639 per gallon and gasoline futures gained 1.81 cents to $2.8870 per gallon. Natural gas fell 7.8 cents to $2.476 per 1,000 cubic feet.