Many states, including New Jersey, have been adopting the strategy to electrify everything possible, including heating systems. For example, under the state’s Energy Master Plan (EMP), 87% of New Jerseyans who use natural gas, oil or propane would eventually be forced to surrender their existing central heating systems and install electric heat pumps. This is […]
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While there are many reasons your oil heating system will stop working, some problems happen more frequently. But if you know what to look for, you may be able to find the solution on your own. Problems With Power If your heat stops working and you’ve made sure it is related to your house only—not […]
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People who have oil heating equipment that’s 20 years or older may be considering switching to natural gas to heat their home because they think this could save them a lot of money on heating expenses. What they don’t realize is that the upfront expense to convert to gas can typically cost thousands of dollars. […]
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Two things look certain right now: many of us will still be spending most of our time at home this fall, and it’s going to get cold.
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Here we are at autumn. The temperatures are dropping as we walk the line of whether or not to get the heat going in our New Jersey homes. As colder months approach, it will become increasingly important to think about keeping heating costs down and keeping your heating oil furnace or boiler operating at its highest level of efficiency.
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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 An inefficient, outdated furnace or boiler can easily lead to increased bills, not to mention unexpected repairs and other headaches you just don’t have the time—or money—to address.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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