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Cheapest Clark County Heating Oil Price History

Updated Today

DatePrice
12/17/2025 $3.222
12/16/2025 $3.222
12/15/2025 $3.234
12/14/2025 $3.243
12/13/2025 $3.253
12/12/2025 $3.252
12/11/2025 $3.253
12/10/2025 $3.260

Propane vs. Natural Gas vs. Heating Oil: Clark Home Heating Fuel Comparison

Homes have a choice of fuels that can be used when it comes to heating. Natural Gas is the preferred choice in Clark, used by 3,357,080 or 63% of families. The next most popular primary heating fuel for Clark families is Electricity, used by 1,487,597 homes (28%). The rest of the homes are heated with Propane (5%), Wood (2%), Heating Oil (1%), and Other (1%).

Clark County Residential Primary Home Heating Fuel (in Number of Households)

YearNatural GasPropaneElectricityOilWoodOther
202540,284,1693,081,79517,850,536774,9091,083,121403,836
202438,930,7053,174,41416,488,724892,843979,276417,066
202337,590,9443,255,19615,199,4041,008,409880,848427,844
202237,151,9053,221,76014,587,8231,065,149866,531438,560
202137,128,8673,134,94414,211,4011,100,859903,769445,157
202037,003,3823,083,44413,869,2041,132,851942,478450,995
201936,840,1783,020,91613,561,8161,172,096978,933457,127
201836,767,2192,943,87313,286,8601,206,6551,014,383453,770
201736,733,2112,903,33513,055,0941,235,0211,047,439444,277
201636,623,3582,883,23312,814,9341,270,0711,069,881436,330
201536,586,5772,871,73612,538,6741,324,7011,085,024422,257
201436,648,6432,877,54712,236,6101,394,9591,100,515402,497
201336,700,5232,911,45111,934,9161,470,2601,109,606384,399
201236,842,9302,965,80511,629,6741,548,8431,094,960370,550
201137,027,4673,013,57211,342,2681,639,3641,055,619359,450
201037,193,7553,071,29211,063,7841,752,1231,007,864360,649

Heating Oil (Fuel Oil) Use in Clark

Number two heating oil has become less popular in Clark. In the 10 years since 2015, the number of residents using heating oil declined from 110,424 to 64,588, a 42% drop.

Number of Households Using Heating Oil in Clark County

DateHouseholds
2025-11-1161,948
2025-11-1061,953
2025-11-0961,959
2025-11-0861,965
2025-11-0762,013
2025-11-0662,017
2025-11-0562,028
2025-11-0462,038
2025-11-0362,061
2025-11-0262,071
2025-11-0162,078
2025-10-3162,077
2025-10-3062,078
2025-10-2962,079
2025-10-2862,085
2025-10-2762,099
2025-10-2662,119
2025-10-2562,135
2025-10-2462,147
2025-10-2362,155
2025-10-2262,205
2025-10-2162,213
2025-10-2062,220
2025-10-1962,228
2025-10-1862,242
2025-10-1762,249
2025-10-1662,253
2025-10-1562,318
2025-10-1462,386
2025-10-1362,390
2025-10-1262,397
2025-10-1162,411
2025-10-1062,419
2025-10-0962,427
2025-10-0862,434
2025-10-0762,484
2025-10-0662,492
2025-10-0562,508
2025-10-0462,520
2025-10-0362,539
2025-10-0262,554
2025-10-0162,560
2025-09-3062,561
2025-09-2962,562

Propane vs. Natural Gas use for home heating in Clark

Between 2015 and today, the number of homes using propane as the primary space heating fuel ramped up from 239,355 to 256,844, a 7% change. Comparing 2015 and today, the number of homes using natural gas as the primary space heating fuel rose from 3,048,926 to 3,357,080, a 10% change.

Electricity use for home heating in Clark

Electric heat pump systems for home heating are gaining popularity in Clark. Since 2015, the number of homes heating with electricity grew from 1,044,934 to 1,487,597, a 42% change.

Clark County Heating Oil Trends

Last year, Clark County homeowners purchased a total of 345,800 gallons of heating oil.

Short Term Trends

Clark’s overall heating oil use changes from year to year based on the severity of the winter. As the temperature outside dips, homes’ furnaces need to burn increasing amounts of heating oil to maintain the temperature that the thermostat is set to. Last winter, the average outside temperature in Clark was 30.3°F, which was 0.5°F colder than the prior winter's average outside temperature.

Clark County Average Winter Temperature

Heating SeasonAverage Temperature
2024 - 202530.9° F
2023 - 202431.5° F

Clark County Homeowner’s Guide to Selecting an Oil Company

For Clark families heating with number two heating oil, selecting which of the 2 heating oil companies that serve Clark can drastically impact the cost of home heating.

Full Service Oil Companies: Homeowners who are willing to pay a premium for a “set-it-and-forget-it” heating system pick one of the 0 “full-service” oil companies that serve Clark. Full service companies such as or offer households annual contracts which consist of a combined package of both automatic fuel oil delivery and furnace repair. With an automatic oil delivery contract, the company tracks your home’s heating oil consumption and makes deliveries when your tank is running low. The customer does not need to monitor the level of the oil tank or place individual orders.

Discount Oil Companies: Often called “COD Fuel” or “Cash Heating Oil” companies, discount oil companies are for families who are on a budget. With discount oil companies, in exchange for lower prices, you monitor the fuel oil level in your tank, and you place an oil order either when the level runs low or just before a major snowstorm. A few of the 2 Clark cash heating oil companies serving Clark include RD Holder Oil Company and Duncan Oil Co.

Clark Number Two Heating Oil Company By The Numbers: Fuel oil Companies Serving Clark: 2 companies .
Average Number of Clark Homes Served per Number Two Heating Oil company : 169

Clark Heating Oil Delivery Overview

211,698 families in Clark heat their homes with oil. This makes oil delivery essential, especially when Clark temperatures drop as low as 30° F each winter. 1% of Clark residences are reliant on number two heating oil delivery each winter.

4.48% of Clark County Households Rely On Heating Oil Delivery Each Winter

Clark County HouseholdsClark County Heating Oil Households
7,544338

2 Clark Heating Oil Companies You Can Bank On

With 63,347,966.682 gallons of fuel oil delivered to Clark households last winter, the Clark community looks to its 2 oil companies to keep their oil tanks full. Oil delivery can be summed up in two steps: First, an oil truck picks up oil at the nearest bulk fuel terminal (also known as a “rack”). In the case of Clark, two of the closest terminals are Citgo in Linden, NJ and Citgo in Linden, NJ. Then, the truck delivers the oil to residences and companies throughout Clark and the surrounding area.