The majority of heating oil used in the US comes from crude oil, with a few percentages obtaining heating oil blends from petroleum distillate and biofuels. From 2012 onwards, New York, Delaware, and New Jersey became the first states to start using ultra-low sulfur...
A furnace is a device that was initially used to melt metals and remove gangue. Today’s furnaces are used more to burn a fuel source to heat up a home. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes and can be used to heat up smaller residential homes to large commercial...
The use of residential heating oil is significantly more common in the Northeastern United States than it is elsewhere in the country. Frequent fluctuations in price tend to be more noteworthy than fluctuations for natural gas. Households that heat with oil may need...