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U.S. winter heating oil prices 2017/18

U.S. average consumer price for heating oil between winter of 2005/06 and winter of 2017/18 (in U.S. dollars per gallon)*

U.S. winter heating oil prices 2017/18

The statistic represents the average consumer price for heating oil in the United States between winter of 2005/06 and winter of 2017/18. During the winter of 2016/17, U.S. consumers paid an average of 2.41 US dollars per gallon of heating oil.

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The statistic represents the average consumer price for heating oil in the United States between winter of 2005/06 and winter of 2017/18. During the winter of 2016/17, U.S. consumers paid an average of 2.41 US dollars per gallon of heating oil.

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Release date: November 2017

Region: United States
Survey time period: 2005 through winter of 2016/17
Supplementary notes: * Prices include taxes
The figures prior to 2010/11 are taken from a previous editions of the publication.

** The figure for 2017/18 is preliminary.

Winter: October 1 through March 31.

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