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Cheapest Lebanon County Heating Oil Price History

Updated Today

DatePrice
12/18/2025 $2.990
12/17/2025 $2.990
12/16/2025 $2.990
12/15/2025 $2.999
12/14/2025 $2.999
12/13/2025 $3.090
12/12/2025 $3.090
12/11/2025 $3.090
12/10/2025 $3.090
12/09/2025 $3.090
12/08/2025 $3.090
12/07/2025 $3.099
12/06/2025 $3.099
12/05/2025 $3.099
12/04/2025 $3.099
12/03/2025 $3.099
12/02/2025 $3.099
12/01/2025 $3.099
11/30/2025 $3.090
11/29/2025 $3.090
11/28/2025 $3.090
11/27/2025 $3.090
11/26/2025 $3.090
11/25/2025 $3.099
11/24/2025 $3.179
11/23/2025 $3.179
11/22/2025 $3.179
11/21/2025 $3.179
11/20/2025 $3.179
11/19/2025 $3.179

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

Residences have a variety of fuels to choose from when it comes to heating. Natural Gas is the most popular choice in Lebanon, used by 2,796,352 or 52% of households. The 2nd most popular primary heating fuel for Lebanon homeowners is Electricity, used by 1,447,260 homes (27%). The rest of the homes are heated with Heating Oil (12%), Propane (5%), Wood (2%), and Coal (1%).

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

YearNatural GasPropaneElectricityOilWoodSolarOther
202534,874,3172,838,37416,489,6987,027,7771,537,83838,300509,973
202433,713,4672,974,75216,101,9737,960,9961,450,61947,633504,784
202332,555,3973,095,84115,715,0748,885,5201,365,27555,043498,627
202232,091,1953,057,78415,369,3049,272,8501,355,37153,326481,300
202131,895,6662,915,34514,958,2369,432,6501,407,10944,183463,731
202031,606,8202,817,23514,562,2809,620,2151,479,55637,065446,905
201931,301,4162,726,49114,195,2089,754,9791,547,41531,328436,087
201831,078,7312,619,85213,846,9539,859,2021,617,76826,203439,142
201730,931,6762,540,42313,564,64810,033,3091,678,83022,191438,648
201630,660,3872,454,01813,274,02310,250,1571,709,93320,132430,497
201530,415,9032,360,87712,971,24710,600,4401,733,11919,192414,084
201430,356,7602,294,30012,713,07410,994,2551,726,38217,015393,811
201330,372,2042,244,42712,445,95711,382,8101,680,03415,202370,032
201230,426,8992,190,49012,130,56811,814,6971,632,63814,664344,294
201130,449,6832,151,84311,795,86212,228,6261,569,66612,253323,710
201030,461,8992,137,91011,445,99812,633,7041,488,57711,144317,682

Heating Oil (Fuel Oil) Use in Lebanon

Number two heating oil has become less frequently used in Lebanon. In the 5 years since 2020, the number of families using fuel oil dropped from 776,616 to 663,450, a 15% drop.

Propane vs. Natural Gas use for home heating in Lebanon

Between 2020 and today, the number of homes using propane as the primary space heating fuel jumped from 251,472 to 282,182, a 12% change. Comparing 2020 and today, the number of homes using natural gas as the primary space heating fuel increased from 2,656,062 to 2,796,352, a 5% change.

Electricity use for home heating in Lebanon

Electric heat pump systems for home heating are more popular in Lebanon. Since 2020, the number of homes heating with electricity grew from 1,254,850 to 1,447,260, a 15% change.

Adoption of solar home heating systems in Lebanon

The most eco-friendly heating option is solar. With an “active” solar heating system, liquid is circulated between solar panels on a home’s roof and a heat energy storage tank (similar to a hot water heater) in the basement. Now, 7,204 homes in Lebanon are heated with active solar arrays. This is a 58% gain from 2020, when 4,554 homes incorporated active solar heating.

Lebanon County Heating Oil Trends

Last year, Lebanon County homeowners purchased a total of 12 million gallons of heating oil.

Short Term Trends

Lebanon’s overall fuel oil usage fluctuates annually depending on winter temperatures. As the temperature outside drops, homes’ heating systems need to burn additional fuel oil to maintain the temperature that the thermostat is set to. Last winter, the average outside temperature in Lebanon was 28.9°F, which was 0.2°F warmer than the prior winter's average outside temperature.

Lebanon County Average Winter Temperature

Heating SeasonAverage Temperature
2024 - 202528.2° F
2023 - 202427.5° F

Lebanon County Homeowner’s Guide to Selecting an Oil Company

For Lebanon residences heating with heating oil, selecting which of the 23 heating oil companies that serve Lebanon makes a big difference.

Full Service Oil Companies: Homeowners who can afford a “set-it-and-forget-it” heating system select one of the 45 “full-service” oil companies that serve Lebanon. Full service companies such as Meyer Oil Company or Sauder Fuel offer families 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 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: Also known by the names “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. Some of the 2 Lebanon cash heating oil companies serving Lebanon include Eby Oil Inc and Werley Energy.

Lebanon Heating Oil Company Statistics: Fuel oil Companies Serving Lebanon: 23 companies .
Average Number of Lebanon Homes Served per Number Two Heating Oil company : 6085

Lebanon Heating Oil Delivery Overview

663,450 households in Lebanon heat their homes with number two heating oil. This makes oil delivery essential, especially when Lebanon temperatures drop as low as 29° F each winter. 12% of Lebanon houses depend on fuel oil delivery each winter.

19.17% of Lebanon County Households Rely On Heating Oil Delivery Each Winter

Lebanon County HouseholdsLebanon County Heating Oil Households
729,938139,945

153 Lebanon Number Two Heating Oil Companies Serving The Community

With 507,486,888.761 gallons of oil delivered to Lebanon homes last winter, the Lebanon community depends on its 153 oil companies when temperatures dip. Oil delivery has two parts to it: First, an oil truck picks up oil at the nearest bulk fuel terminal (also known as a “rack”). In the case of Lebanon, two of the closest terminals are Ergon in Newell, PA and Etmt in Blawnox, PA. Then, the truck delivers the #2 heating oil to residences and companies throughout Lebanon and the surrounding area.