Posted by IaGary on December 02, 2014 at 05:28:20 from (108.160.236.246):
Why do you guys use fuel oil in the Northeast US and most other areas of the US use Natural Gas or LP?
I just read on another forum where a guy in the NE put in a new Fuel Oil furnace. Why not LP with prices the way they are.
For several years now the cost per BTU for lp has been 2/3 the cost per BTU of fuel oil. Using 1.70 lp and 3.50 per gallon fuel oil. 125,000 btu per gallon of Fuel oil and 84,000 btu for LP.
Natural Gas is cheaper per BTU yet, but I realize it is not piped to all areas.
I am not scorning anyone for using fuel oil. I figure there has to be a reason I just don't know what it is?
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