Kerosene Delivery
Kerosene is a dependable fuel option for homes and businesses, especially for outdoor tanks in colder climates like we face in Upstate New York. Kerosene burns cleaner and performs better in low temperatures than traditional heating oil, making it a smart choice for systems that need to operate through winter. Blueox Energy provides residential and commercial kerosene delivery with flexible options to keep your property fueled without the stress.
Order kerosene on our customer portal through your account, or create an account with us in just a few minutes to start requesting deliveries.
Always Fast Delivery
Deliveries Made in 3 Days or Less*
*Fuel deliveries made within 3 business days or less. Restrictions apply.
Kerosene Delivery Options
Automatic Delivery
With automatic delivery, the Bluoex Energy experts track your levels and schedule kerosene deliveries only when you need them.
Will-Call Delivery
Will-call delivery gives you the independence to manage your own fuel level. We recommend ordering when your gauge reads ¼ full.
Emergency Delivery
If you run low unexpectedly, Blueox Energy is here to assist you. Contact our team to request an emergency delivery.
Fuel Oil with Additive:
A Lower-Cost Option for Outdoor Tanks
If your oil tank is outside or in an uninsulated space, fuel oil with a gel prevention additive protects against freezing in cold weather, often at a lower cost.
Here’s Why it’s Worth Considering:
- Save an estimated $0.30 to $0.40 per gallon compared to kerosene
- Get the same protection against gelling in low temperatures
- Skip the guesswork of switching between fuels as the weather changes
One thing to check: your fuel filter needs to sit in a heated space for this option to work well. If yours is outside near the tank, we can send a technician to re-pipe it indoors so you can start saving.
Not sure which fuel is right for your property? We can help you figure it out.
When Does Kerosene Make the Most Sense?
Kerosene is often used in situations where reliability in cold weather matters most. Because it resists gelling in low temperatures, kerosene can help maintain consistent system performance where other fuels may struggle.
It’s a common choice for:
- Homes with outdoor oil tanks
- Older heating systems designed for kerosene
- Properties in colder or more exposed areas
- Supplemental or backup heating needs
Are you unsure if your property uses kerosene, or do you have additional questions? Please reach out to our team, and we’ll be happy to assist you.
