Vermont heating oil prices

Supplier
150 gallons
300 gallons
500 gallons
Gecha Fuels
Updated 11 hours ago
$2.9
(Total $435*)
$2.9
(Total $870*)
$2.9
(Total $1450*)
Morse Fuels
Central NY area, including MA and VT. Zip 12168 quote
Updated 11 hours ago
$2.999
(Total $449.85*)
$2.949
(Total $884.70*)
$2.949
(Total $1474.50*)
West Oil Company
Northern Berkshire and Southern Bennington Counties
Updated 11 hours ago
$3.149
(Total $472.35*)
$3.149
(Total $944.70*)
$3.149
(Total $1574.50*)
Bob’s Fuel Company
Winchester, NH to Greenfield, MA to Brattleboro, VT and all areas in between
Updated 11 hours ago
$3.159
(Total $473.85*)
$3.159
(Total $947.70*)
$3.159
(Total $1579.50*)
Discount Oil of Keene
35 communities in New Hampshire and Vermont
Updated 11 hours ago
$3.159
(Total $473.85*)
$3.159
(Total $947.70*)
$3.159
(Total $1579.50*)
Greenes Oil
Based in Bennington
Updated 11 hours ago
$3.199
(Total $479.85*)
$3.199
(Total $959.70*)
$3.199
(Total $1599.50*)
James Fuels
Updated 11 hours ago
$3.399
(Total $509.85*)
$3.399
(Total $1019.70*)
$3.399
(Total $1699.50*)
Barrows and Fisher
Southern Vermont and New Hampshire
Updated 11 hours ago
$3.499
(Total $524.85*)
$3.499
(Total $1049.70*)
$3.499
(Total $1749.50*)

About Vermont

Vermont is bordered by Massachusetts to the south, New Hampshire to the east, New York to the west, and the Canadian province of Quebec to the north.

As of the most recent U.S. Census in 2020, Vermont has an estimated population of approximately 623,000 people, making it the second smallest state in the country after Wyoming. The largest city and capital is Montpelier, but the most populous city is Burlington, located in the northwestern part of the state.

The state is known for its beautiful natural scenery, including the Green Mountains, Lake Champlain, and the many small towns and villages that dot the landscape.

Heating Oil in Vermont

Nearly half (around 45% of homes) in Vermont use heating oil as their primary heating fuel, according to a U.S. Energy Information Administration survey.