Heating Fuel Comparison
All fuels were not created equal. A therm of gas, a gallon of fuel oil and a gallon of propane all have different amounts of energy and real fuel cost are difficult to compare. Learn more on how to compare fuel cost and to learn about how System 2000 provides a versatile solution and is fuel neutral.
Environmental and Economic Fuel Comparsion
An average house in the Northeast uses 822 gallons of fuel oil for heat and hot water for one year. The chart below shows the cost of other fuels providing the same
Compare Heating Oil
- sold in gallons (138,700 BTU/gallon)
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Multiply the propane price per gallon by 1.507 to give the equivalent price per gallon of heating oil.
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Multiply the natural gas delivered price per therm by 1.387 to give the equivalent price per gallon of heating oil.
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Multiply the electricity price per KWH by 40.6 to give the equivalent price per gallon of heating oil.
Compare Propane Gas
-sold in gallons (92,000 BTU/gallon) Propane is all most always more expensive to heat your home with then heating oil, because of the lower BTU per gallon then heating oil and normally sells for more per gallon than heating oil.
Fuel isn't the only consideration - efficiency can make the difference in cutting use and greenhouse gas emissions.
Oilheat is safe: Oilheat doesn't explode, nor does it pose a health hazard for you.
Oilheat is economical: Adjusted for inflation, Oilheat prices today are lower than they were in 1980.
You can count on JC Heating for promt heating oil delivery, even on the coldest day.
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Levittown Pa. 215-945-4833 OR Yardley Pa. 215-493-7455
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