Heating Oil | Benefits | PA | NY

It will not burn in a liquid state. In order to light heating oil on fire, you must heat it above 140 degrees, the temperature at which it begins to vaporize. Heating oil does not explode.
With home heating oil systems, carbon monoxide leaks rarely happen without warning, unlike gas heat systems.

It burns cleanly. Today's heating oil burns 95 percent cleaner than in 1970. Low-sulfur products and biofuels, such as those made from soybeans, will further reduce emissions.
Residential heating oil equipment creates such a negligible amount of emissions that heating oil is not even regulated by the Federal Clean Air Act.

With heating oil, you benefit from having your fuel source safely stored in a tank on your property, with no need to worry about the weather or disruptions in the fuel supply.
Even during the coldest winter months, there's more than enough heating oil for everyone, thanks to our country's 727-million-barrel Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and the 2-million-barrel Northeast Heating Oil Reserve.
There are over 50 oil producing countries, and the U.S. is not dependent on any one country or region for its supply.
Heating oil can be blended with domestically produced, renewable biofuel.

On a BTU-for-BTU basis, heating oil has cost less than utility gas in our area for the majority of the past 20 years.
Hinds Energy offers full-service benefits that add value to every gallon of heating oil we deliver.

Of all heating fuels, heating oil has the hottest flame for satisfying warmth, rapid space and hot water heating.
Thanks to major advancements being made in heating oil burner technology, some heating oil systems now boast efficiency ratings of over 95 percent!
Modern heating oil equipment actually burns less fuel. The average annual fuel consumption in 1973 was 1,294 gallons; and now it is only 833 gallons. That's 35 percent less fuel.

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