Heating oil prices in Northeim are rising: Save now and buy smartly!

Heating oil prices in Northeim are rising: Save now and buy smartly!

In the Rhenish town of Northeim, heating oil prices are high again today, August 14, 2025. According to News.de, the price for 100 liters of heating oil is average 88.57 euros in the district, which is well above the Lower Saxony average of 87.36 euros. So if you're planning to replenish your heating oil stocks, you could take a look at the current price developments and do a good deal.

A comparative price overview shows that the costs for heating oil in Northeim vary depending on the quantity ordered. The following prices result for the different order quantities:

• 500 Liter: 106,36 Euro
• 1000 Liter: 94,65 Euro
• 1500 Liter: 91,54 Euro
• 2000 Liter: 89,92 Euro
• 2500 Liter: 88,98 Euro
• 3000 Liter: 88,57 Euro
• 5000 Liter: 88,01 Euro

Price movements at a glance

A look at the price development over the last week shows that prices for 3,000 liters of heating oil fluctuated from 87.82 euros on August 13th to a high of 92.47 euros in the first days of August. The current delivery time for heating oil in Northeim is on average around 26 working days, information that is particularly important for all households that do not want to buy at the last minute.

As Heizöl24.de reports, heating oil prices in the region fluctuate depending on market demand and the current oil prices on the stock exchanges. The price calculators on their site allow consumers to quickly find the best deals in their area by entering their zip code. This means you can quickly see the savings, especially for bulk orders, as larger quantities usually ensure cheaper prices per liter.

Market analysis and forecasts

Tecson informs that heating oil prices are currently stagnating and have fallen slightly compared to the previous week. Factors such as overproduction by OPEC and an increase in crude oil inventories in the US influence market prices. Even if the forecasts for the coming months point to a possible price increase, it remains to be seen how the markets will develop.

In Germany, around 30.4% of residential buildings heat with heating oil, although this proportion is slightly lower in Lower Saxony at 18.3%. This shows that heating oil still plays an important role for many households.

If you want to save in the long term, you can follow a few simple tips: avoid emergency orders, bundle your orders with neighbors and monitor the market all year round. Modernizing the heating system can also reduce costs in the long term and is worth considering.