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Homeowners with oil- fired boilers have faced unprecedented price rises, making it hugely costly for the hot water and heating in their homes, with many considering what options are open to them such as using lower cost biofuels.

Commodities ended firmly in red as crude plunged more than 8%, while gold continued to give up ground. Also, heating oil and silver futures logged steep declines for the session.

Light, sweet crude for June delivery finished down 8.6% to $99.80 a barrel. In other energy futures, heating oil is down 8.0% to $2.89 a gallon while natural gas is down 6.27% to $4.29 per million British thermal units.ities ended firmly in red as crude plunged more than 8%, while gold continued to give up ground. Also, heating oil and silver futures logged steep declines for the session.

Light, sweet crude for June delivery finished down 8.6% to $99.80 a barrel. In other energy futures, heating oil is down 8.0% to $2.89 a gallon while natural gas is down 6.27% to $4.29 per million British thermal units.

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We would all like cheaper electricity and gas bills. Most of us
shop around for the provider with the lowest electricity, gas or
oil prices and leave it at that, but there are other ways to
warm your house. Not only could you save money in the long term
by reducing your household fuel bills, but you can also do so in
a more environmentally friendly way and, in today’s world of
global warming which produces extreme weather conditions, that
is a major factor for many people.

Nearly half the homes in Massachusetts heat with oil and while consumers may not be thinking about heating costs now, at the height of summer, there is one fix they may want to make quickly if they don’t want to pay bigger bills this winter.

Susan Wornick reported that a new law is about to take effect that could prevent a leak, but could also cost you hundreds of dollars.

A new statewide survey of environment issues conducted by the Public Policy Institute of California found more residents favor climate change policy, want to cut greenhouse gas emissions and believe they are already experiencing the effects of global warming.

“This is a clear mandate that people want to move beyond dirty energy,” said David Graham-Caso, Los Angeles Sierra Club spokesman.

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Natural gas is a resource on which much of the world relies as
an energy source. Though pure natural gas is odorless and
colorless, it is highly combustible and burns cleaner than other
fossil fuels. Natural gas is usually obtained from reservoirs
deep within the earth by drilling, and is often found alongside
oil deposits and extracted during oil drilling operations by
companies such as Western Pipeline Corporation. Both oil and natural gas
which are found within the earth form from the remains of
ancient organic matter that has undergone intense pressure and
heat in the absence of oxygen. Under these intense heat and
pressure conditions for long periods of time, carbon bonds in
the organic matter break down and eventually form deposits of
oil and natural gas. Deposits containing oil, natural gas and
water are not uncommon.

Title: Solar vs. Oil Author: Rick Chapo Article: Solar power has long been a minor power source compared to mighty oil. As oil prices rise and conflicts occur in oil countries, perhaps the issue needs to be revisited. Solar vs. Oil The industrial revolution was built on the back of oil and coal. There is [...]

Sprague Energy and Sunoco Logistics Partners LP (SXL) yesterday announced the official opening of what they’re billing as “the newest and most expansive” biodiesel/Bioheat supply and loading terminal in New Jersey.
Sprague will supply biodiesel and Bioheat at the Sunoco Logistics Newark terminal, making it the first barge/pipeline-accessible terminal in the state to provide the two fuels. Bioheat is a trademark of the National Biodiesel Board.

“Energy is one of America’s foremost and most complex challenges,” Sprague Energy President and CEO David Glendon said in a statement. “While high prices capture most of the attention today, sustainability, product reliability and reducing pollution are critical as well.