Earth Day is a reminder that the choices we make can have a lasting impact on the planet. One meaningful way homeowners can help protect the environment is by improving how they use energy in their homes. As heating technology and fuel options continue to evolve, solutions like Bioheat® fuel offer a more environmentally responsible way to stay comfortable. Keep reading to learn more about what Bioheat® fuel is and its reduced environmental impact.
Bioheat® fuel is a heating fuel that is a blend of ultra-low sulfur heating oil and biodiesel derived from 100% renewable resources such as soybean oil and recycled cooking oils. This blend allows homeowners to continue using their existing heating oil systems while benefiting from a more environmentally conscious fuel option.
Bioheat® fuel is more environmentally friendly than many traditional fuel options thanks to the renewable biodiesel blend.
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One of the advantages of Bioheat® fuel is that most homeowners can use it without replacing their existing heating system. Because Bioheat® fuel works with traditional heating oil equipment, homeowners don’t have to worry about the cost or environmental impact of installing entirely new systems. This makes it easier to adopt a more sustainable heating option while continuing to rely on the dependable equipment already in place.
When it’s time to upgrade your equipment, installing a high-efficiency system can make Bioheat® fuel even more effective, further reducing fuel consumption and emissions. In many cases, homeowners may also be eligible for rebates or incentives when upgrading their heating equipment, which makes these important environmental decisions even more affordable.
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Bioheat® fuel makes it possible to reduce your environmental impact without giving up the comfort and reliability you expect from heating oil. If you currently heat with oil in New York State, you’re already using Bioheat® fuel. Contact your local energy provider to learn more about how it works and the difference it can make.