Heating Oil Prices on January 13, 2025
EIA survey of
Last updated
U.S. average: $3.796U.S. average per gallon, excluding taxes
- Up +$0.139 (+3.8%)since Jan 6
EIA’s survey of Monday, January 13, 2025 put the U.S. average residential heating oil price at $3.796 a gallon, before taxes.
That was 13.9 cents more than on January 6, 2025.
Of the 21 states surveyed, Delaware was highest at $4.052 and Nebraska lowest at $2.745.
Every area on Jan 13, 2025
| Area | Price | Change from Jan 6 |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. | $3.796 | +$0.139 |
| East Coast(PADD 1) | $3.819 | +$0.143 |
| New England(PADD 1A) | $3.808 | +$0.160 |
| Connecticut | $3.768 | +$0.187 |
| Maine | $3.522 | +$0.133 |
| Massachusetts | $3.893 | +$0.175 |
| New Hampshire | $3.942 | +$0.115 |
| Rhode Island | $3.892 | +$0.156 |
| Vermont | $3.736 | +$0.104 |
| Central Atlantic(PADD 1B) | $3.847 | +$0.131 |
| Delaware | $4.052 | +$0.157 |
| Maryland | $3.857 | +$0.054 |
| New Jersey | $4.029 | +$0.159 |
| New York | $4.040 | +$0.130 |
| Pennsylvania | $3.473 | +$0.141 |
| Lower Atlantic(PADD 1C) | $3.475 | +$0.047 |
| North Carolina | $3.285 | +$0.043 |
| Virginia | $3.624 | +$0.050 |
| Midwest(PADD 2) | $3.295 | +$0.052 |
| Indiana | $3.224 | −$0.007 |
| Iowa | $2.854 | +$0.033 |
| Kentucky | $2.927 | −$0.013 |
| Michigan | $3.054 | +$0.015 |
| Minnesota | $3.449 | +$0.052 |
| Nebraska | $2.745 | +$0.036 |
| Ohio | $3.594 | +$0.122 |
| Wisconsin | $2.979 | −$0.008 |
These are the values as first published here. When EIA revises a figure later, the revision is noted beside the original. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, weekly heating oil residential price table.