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Energy Answers Today

 

Today's volatile energy prices are breaking budgets and causing consumers to second-guess their energy choices. Consumers are concerned about prices and looking for ways to reduce their energy costs. If you're considering switching your Oilheat system to gas heat, please visit MOC's "Energy Answers Today" web site so that you have all the information you need to make the right decision. Don't be swayed by the outlandish claims made by some of the gas utilities in Massachusetts. Learn the truth about Oilheat and utility gas.

Why Are Heating Oil Prices Higher This Year?

There are several reasons why heating oil prices are higher this year than in the past. High crude oil prices, increased worldwide demand, speculation by traders and commodities brokers are among the main reasons why home heating oil prices have edged higher. But please remember that heating oil has been the most economical home heating source in Massachusetts for 16 of the last 17 years, and your Oilheat dealer will always be dedicated to providing you with the best service possible to keep you and your family warm and safe this winter.

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