R.F. Ohl Fuel & Energy Articles

Homeowners in the eastern portion of the United States commonly use heating oil as a way to heat their homes. It is stored in a tank on the property and pumped into the boiler or furnace to begin heat production. Consider getting a double-wall heating oil tank when you’re facing an oil tank replacement.

During winter, homeowners rely on oil-fired boilers and furnaces for relief from the cold. Turning off the heating system to save money is not an option. However, you can certainly lower your heating oil expenses in other ways. This article shares ten ways to accomplish this without compromising your home’s comfort and safety.

Many homes use heating oil for heating because an oil-fired system offers clean and environment-safe operations. They also last twice as long compared to other fuel systems. Oil heating systems are highly efficient, cost-effective, and have impressive AFUE ratings. This article answers the question, “How does an oil heating system work?”.

Consumers of fuel oil are interested in doing whatever it takes to keep their oil tanks in great condition. For example, as an oil-heat user, you may already be using heating oil additives or at least question their function and effectiveness. This article discusses what you need to know about fuel oil additives.

The cold, unpredictable weather and staying safe means you don’t have the time to wait when you run out of heating oil. You will need a way to keep warm. For times such as these, diesel fuel may be the alternative you require. However, using diesel is not as simple as a fill-and-go.