2024-09-16 13:29:08
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Economy
Heating Costs Drop as Oil and Gas Prices Fall
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n-tv.de
Environment
Economy
Heating will be cheaper this winter: Gas prices have fallen by 6%, heating oil prices by 23%. However, the CO2 price is rising, which increases the costs for heating oil and gas.
inside-digital
Heating this winter expensive again: How you can avoid the price hammer
Environment
Economy
Gas prices in Germany are falling by 6%, heating oil prices by 23%. Basic suppliers are expensive, switching to new customer offers is worthwhile. Heating oil customers benefit from falling prices, but have to consider the increase in the CO2 price.
morgenpost
Current Heating Oil Prices (16.09.): How Much a Liter Costs Today
Environment
Finance
Economy
Heating oil prices in Germany have risen slightly; Prices near annual low; Comparison portals for cheap offers; Additional costs such as delivery fees should be considered.
n-tv.de
The 25,000-Euro Question: Good Prospects for Shares of Oil Majors - n-tv.de
Finance
Environment
Economy
The 25,000-Euro Question Good Prospects for Shares of Oil Majors Refueling and heating with oil has become significantly cheaper again. What pleases drivers and consumers is bad news for oil producers. But for them, the worst seems to be over, the prospects are brightening. The price of Brent crude oil temporarily fell below the $70 per barrel (159 liters) mark in September. The fossil fuel had last been quoted below $70 almost exactly three years ago. Drivers can breathe a sigh of relief. Ref..
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