Learn how winter weather, global oil markets, and supply shocks drive price swings. One winter your heating oil is $2.50 a gallon, the next it’s $5.00 – how? The answer: energy market volatility. Heating oil prices in NYC are tied to global and regional fuel markets, which can rise and fall unpredictably.
If you own or manage a building in New York City, you know there are tons of compliance requirements – and one that often trips people up is the triennial boiler registration with the NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).
If you heat your home or building with oil in the NYC area, you’ve probably heard the term Bioheat. By now, almost all heating oil in New York City contains some biodiesel, making it “Bioheat fuel.” Two common blend levels are B10 and B20, meaning 10% or 20% biodiesel mixed with traditional heating oil. But what do those numbers really mean for you, the end user?
Heating oil in the Bronx continues to play a major role across supporting everything from one- to four-family homes to large multifamily buildings and mixed-use properties.
Energo’s smart tank monitors use sensors that provide real-time data on your heating oil levels. You can view this information anytime through our customer portal or mobile app, giving you visibility and peace of mind without ever stepping into your basement.
Learn how NYC’s Local Law 97 affects your building’s energy use and emissions. Energo helps property owners meet compliance, cut costs, and avoid penalties.
Manhattan’s dense urban environment presents unique challenges for heating oil delivery. Fuel trucks must navigate narrow streets, traffic, and coordinate with building staff to fill on-site tanks, meaning timing and expertise are critical.
If you’re a New York City homeowner using heating oil to warm your home, you may have heard the term Bioheat® fuel and wondered what it’s all about. In short, Bioheat is a new, cleaner form of residential heating oil that’s gaining popularity across NYC and beyond.
From Brooklyn brownstones to Bronx co-ops, every household feels the pinch when heating costs jump as the season starts.
