Heating oil prices rise in Salzgitter: act and save now!

Heating oil prices rise in Salzgitter: act and save now!

The heating oil prices in Germany developed differently on June 30, 2025 and provide lively discussions among consumers. In Lower Saxony, the average price for 100 liters of heating oil is 89.60 euros, while Salzgitter is 90.61 euros above the Lower Saxony cut. Here it is worth recharging with refueling a little more: the prices for larger quantities speak a clear language. For example, a delivery of 3000 liters of heating oil currently costs 90.61 euros per 100 liters. In detail, the price development looks like this:

• 500 liters: 103.59 euros
• 1000 liters: 95.52 euros
• 1500 liters: 92.98 euros
• 2000 liters: 91.81 euros
• 2500 liters: 91.07 euros
• 3000 liters: 90.61 euros
• 5000 liters: 89.44 euros

Wherever the journey is going, stays in view. The purchase activity for heating oil in Salzgitter is currently very high, and the delivery times are an average of 28 working days. Compared to the previous year, the prices are at a very low level, which tempted many households to hit now [news.de reports that …] (Https://www.news.de/Amp/wirtschaft/85689888888888888888888888888888-aktuell-kostet-heizoel-in-woche-vom-30-2025-preis development-in-naehe-in-Niedersachsen/1/).

The influence of the building energy law (gave)

The topic of heating oil is also strongly shaped by the new building energy network (opposite), which comes into force in 2024. There are important cornerstones: Existing systems must be repairable up to a certain date and may continue to be operated by December 31, 2044 if they are in order and this allows municipal heat planning. Strict rules apply to defective oil heating, which must be replaced within a certain frame. From 2029, new heaters must use proportionately renewable energies - at the latest 2045, operation with fossil fuels is to be completely set. Knauber reports that…

The exact framework conditions and funding opportunities are crucial: a basic funding of 30% of the costs for climate -friendly heating will be provided from 2024. Anyone who exchanges old fossil heaters by 2028 can expect a speed bonus of 20%. But be careful: Compliance with the opposite of the opposite threatens if the new regulations are not observed [bmwsb.bund.de] (like ...] (https://www.bmwsb.bund.de/shahareddocs/topthemen/webs/bmwsb/geg/geg-top-thema-artikel.html).

heating oil as a classic energy source

heating oil remains a classic energy source in many households. Over 30% of the residential buildings in Germany receive heat via heating oil, with the proportion in Lower Saxony is around 18.3%. That is around 0.4 million buildings that depend on this type of heat supply. There are more and more interest in climate-friendly alternatives such as organic heating oil or hybrid heaters. These send a strong signal for the future, because organic heating oil has a much better CO₂ balance and is obtained from sustainable raw materials.