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1. nbeub.ca › current-petroleum-prices-2New Brunswick Energy & Utilities Board - Current Petroleum Prices

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   Jul 1, 2006 · Heating Fuel: Maximum Total Price (incl. HST) Furnace Oil: 144.8: Propane: 115.8

2. natural-resources.canada.ca › our-naturalFurnace Oil Prices - natural-resources.canada.ca

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   Aug 4, 2016 · Furnace Oil – Current weekly consumer prices for furnace oil in 30 Canadian cities plus the average Canada price. Prices by city. Prices by year. All fuels in a combined price chart. Wholesale Prices.

3. www2.gnb.ca › content › gnbPetroleum Products Pricing - Government of New Brunswick

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   The New Brunswick petroleum market has been affected by a number of influences. Natural gas has displaced roughly 5,000 former consumers of home heating oil. Retail outlets continue an evolution away from the traditional corner gas station towards large, multi-product retail operations. Volatile prices have become the norm.

4. www2.gnb.ca › energy_blueprint › contentLow and Stable Energy Prices - Government of New Brunswick

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   In 2006, the Province introduced the Petroleum Products Pricing Act, which allocates a maximum retail price for gasoline, diesel, heating oil and propane used for heating. The main purposes of price regulation are to reduce daily pump price volatility and to reassure consumers that regulated prices are based on a transparent and non-discretionary formula.

5. thisisnewbrunswick.ca › how-much-is-furnace-oilHow Much is Furnace Oil in New Brunswick? | TINB

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   Dec 21, 2022 · Geographical Location. Finally, geographical location can play a role in furnace oil pricing. The cost of shipping fuel from one area to another affects how much suppliers can charge for their product; this means that fuel may be cheaper or more expensive depending on where you live in New Brunswick. Is the Price of Furnace Oil Going Up or Down?

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   Why is furnace oil so expensive in New Brunswick?

   • Finally, geographical location can play a role in furnace oil pricing. The cost of shipping fuel from one area to another affects how much suppliers can charge for their product; this means that fuel may be cheaper or more expensive depending on where you live in New Brunswick. Is the Price of Furnace Oil Going Up or Down?

   How Much is Furnace Oil in New Brunswick? | TINB

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   How has the New Brunswick petroleum market changed?

   • The New Brunswick petroleum market has been affected by a number of influences. Natural gas has displaced roughly 5,000 former consumers of home heating oil. Retail outlets continue an evolution away from the traditional corner gas station towards large, multi-product retail operations. Volatile prices have become the norm.

   Petroleum Products Pricing - Government of New Brunswick

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   Why does NB Power use less expensive sources of energy?

   • This diversity of supply allows NB Power to use less expensive sources of energy when other fuels or supplies experience price increases. For example, when the price of oil escalates, more energy can be generated from coal or hydro, or even purchased from our neighbours. This helps to keep costs down and rates stable.

   Low and Stable Energy Prices - Government of New Brunswick

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   Are natural gas distribution charges high in New Brunswick?

   • While there is no doubt that distribution charges in New Brunswick are high and must be addressed, the current rate framework is designed to ensure that natural gas consumers achieve target savings (20%for residential customers) compared to heating oil or electricity.

   Low and Stable Energy Prices - Government of New Brunswick

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