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Heating oil prices in Ohio this week

Heating oil in Ohio averaged $6.41 a gallon in the week of Nov 2, 2026, up 1.5¢ from the week before. That is $0.28 above the US average of $6.14, and 75% higher than a year ago ($3.66).

This week$6.41per gallon
vs last week+$0.01Oct 26, 2026
vs a year ago+75%$3.66
200 gal fill$1,283before tax

Heating oil price in Ohio since Sep 9, 2024

$3.30$4.86$6.41Sep 9, 2024Nov 2, 2026

Weekly from October to March; monthly in spring and summer. Dollars per gallon, excluding taxes.

What this price means for a typical home

Heating a 2,000 sq ft home with average insulation at this week's price:

CityHeating oil used / yrCost at this priceHeat pump instead
Columbus443 gal$2,844$875

Space heating only, 85% efficient furnace. Change home size, insulation and prices in the calculator.

How Ohio compares

Ohio ranks #2 of 21 surveyed states for heating oil prices this week (1 = most expensive). See every state.

Frequently asked questions

How much is heating oil in Ohio right now?

The average residential heating oil price in Ohio was $6.41 per gallon in the week of Nov 2, 2026, excluding taxes, according to the US Energy Information Administration's weekly survey.

How much does it cost to fill a heating oil tank in Ohio?

A typical 275-gallon tank takes about 200 gallons when it is refilled. At $6.41 a gallon that is about $1,283 before taxes and delivery fees.

Is heating oil more expensive than last year in Ohio?

Yes. A year ago the average was $3.66, so prices are 75% higher now.

Source: US Energy Information Administration, Heating Oil and Propane Update, residential prices excluding taxes. Your dealer's price will differ with volume, contract type and delivery area. Updated Nov 2, 2026.