Bioheat® Fuel

For a greener fuel option, ask your local oil provider about heating with a biofuel. As demand for the clean, green alternative fuel is becoming increasingly popular, more and more New Hampshire oil heat providers are adopting the fuel as an offering for their customers.

What Is Bioheat® Fuel?

While standard home heating oil is becoming cleaner each year with new technologies and advancements, alternative fuels like Bioheat® fuel, made from biodiesel and ultra-low sulfur heating oil, are helping to revolutionize the heating oil industry.

Bioheat® fuel incorporates biofuel made from renewable resources, like recycled vegetable oils, with standard home heating oil for a more environmentally-friendly alternative fuel.

Where Does Biofuel Come From?

The biofuel is produced domestically. The biodiesel used to create Bioheat® fuel is made from renewable resources like recycled vegetable oils, including soybean oil, an agricultural byproduct.  The biofuel industry is aiding in our efforts toward energy independence and helping to create more jobs in the U.S.

How Is Bioheat® Fuel Better for the Environment?

Bioheat® fuel is a standout renewable energy choice because it is the only low-carbon heating fuel that can continue to lower its carbon content. Right now, Bioheat® fuel is made by blending heating fuel with renewable biodiesel to produce significantly fewer emissions. The Bioheat® fuel industry plans to continue to lower its carbon content until it reaches net-zero emissions. That means the Bioheat® fuel you can use right now is much better for our environment, and the Bioheat® fuel of the future will be even better, cleaner, and safer.

And, now that New Hampshire has made the transition to ultra-low sulfur heating oil, the Bioheat® fuel blend is even more clean-burning.

Does Bioheat® Fuel Cost More to Use?

Most conveniently, adjusting to biofuel requires absolutely no expensive system modifications to your current heating system. Bioheat® fuel can be used in existing liquid heating fuel furnaces or boilers. That means it’s much easier than you may have expected to start ordering Bioheat® fuel to heat your home or business in New Hampshire.