More than 280,000 households in New Jersey use heating oil as their primary source of heat. The industry has evolved in leaps and bounds over the past few decades, and continues with impressive progress in terms of efficiency and reduced emissions.
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If you haven’t had a chance to do so yet, click on over to the brand-new Oilheat New Jersey website and take a look around. The site gives consumers an overview of the many ways they can benefit from heating oil.
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Is your heating system 25 years old—or older? Have you been wondering if you’re paying too much for heat every month? An inefficient, outdated furnace or boiler can easily lead to increased bills, not to mention unexpected repairs and other headaches you just don’t have the time—or money—to address.
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People often use the words “furnace” and “boiler” in place of one another. Of course, they both serve to keep homes warm, and they’re both solid options for heating your New Jersey home.
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The ultimate goal for the heating oil industry is achieving net-zero carbon emissions. This means no carbon footprint from an energy source, which is a far cry from what New Jersey—and the world—could have imagined even one generation ago.
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New Jersey residents who are facing an expensive repair to get their old oil heating equipment up and running again may think about switching to natural gas to heat their home. The reason is simple: they think this move could save them a lot of money. And saving money in these uncertain times is on most people’s minds. But you need to dig deeper.
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Everyone enjoys the thrill of saving money by taking advantage of specials and other great incentives. This spring, why not get in on the fun by replacing your old oil heating system with a new one? Not only will you be adding value to your New Jersey home, but you could also be cutting your energy bills by 25% or more.
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Hundreds of leaders from the Northeast’s heating oil industry have unanimously passed a resolution towards achieving net-zero carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions for heating oil by 2050.
This ambitious goal was established at the Northeast Industry Summit last September.
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Did you have trouble keeping your house warm during New Jersey’s last arctic winter? If you did, you’re not the only one. Many people couldn’t warm their homes to the temperature of their thermostat setting. One possible reason could be traced to a heating system’s inefficiency, which can occur as your equipment ages. Efficiency levels […]
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Most people generally call their oilheating system a furnace, but that’s a completely different system from a boiler. Both systems will keep you warm, but there are some tips you should know to help you understand which type of heating system you have in your home.
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