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I went off median prices from DOE and found oil to come in at 32 cents per 10,000 BTU's propane at 24 cents per 10,000 BTU.
by Aloha 3y ago
I went off median prices from DOE and found oil to come in at 32 cents per 10,000 BTU's propane at 24 cents per 10,000 BTU.
- lsllc 3y agoYou can look at the State of New Hampshire’s Dept of Energy comparisons here, updated weekly: https://www.energy.nh.gov/energy-information/nh-fuel-prices https://www.energy.nh.gov/energy-information/nh-fuel-prices Actually right now #2 heating oil is now somewhat cheaper per MBTU than propane. Also Natural Gas is slightly cheaper than heat pump per MBTU (YMMV on efficiency!) I’ve never seen propane cheaper than heating oil here! EDIT: It’s probably worth pointing out that the North East of the US is the largest heating oil market in the world.
- Aloha 3y agoooh, thats a great source - now that I've updated my calculator, your numbers match mine - I went with local prices for propane and DOE prices for propane.