What Are The Pros Of Oil-Fired Water Heaters?

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Most households use a water heater because hot water is used for bathing, cooking, and cleaning. If you use heating oil for home heating, you can also utilize an oil-fired water heating system. Oil-fired water heaters offer many advantages to oil-heat homes. This article discusses a few of them.

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Bioheat® Heating Oil: Clean Energy For Your Home & Business

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There are many differing opinions & articles about the best options with regards to clean energy for heating your home or business. Unfortunately, the information presented to consumers is not always completely upfront and truthful. In this article, we discuss clean energy in Connecticut and how Wilcox Energy can help you reduce your carbon footprint.

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Does Heating Oil Go Bad?

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Homeowners usually stock up on heating oil before winter so that they don’t run out during the peak of the season. Some even get more than they need just as a safety precaution. As a result, they may have excess oil when winter ends, leading them to wonder if this heating oil will go bad,

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What Is Renewable Energy?

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Due to the adverse effects on the environment due to global warming and pollution, governments across the nations are quickly embracing renewable energy sources that are typically more affordable, environmentally friendly, sustainable, and easily located. In this article, we share an in-depth look at renewable energy and the many benefits that come with it.

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Biodiesel: Paving The Way Of The Future

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Wilcox Energy is staying ahead of the curve and producing combination fuels that drastically reduce carbon emissions. By blending biodiesel and ultra-low sulfur heating oil (ULSHO), we are able to provide a fuel that is not only friendly to the environment but also to the heating systems in your home.

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