Heating Oil
Why heat your home with anything but the best?
Maus & Son, Inc. brings the future of home heating fuel with every delivery. Our Worry-Free Budget Plan and Automatic Delivery programs make heating with fuel oil predictable. Additionally, all heating oil in Connecticut is Ultra-Low Sulfur Heating Oil.
In 2018, all fuel providers in Connecticut switched to the Ultra-Low Sulfur Heating Oil after years of research and testing. Since moving to the mandated Ultra-Low Sulfur Heating Oil (ULSHO), heating fuel has separated itself from other sources as the leader in clean energy.
Benefits of Ultra-Low Sulfur Heating Oil
- Heating equipment running on ULSHO lasts longer and requires less maintenance.
- Greenhouse gas emission reduction
- 97% reduction in Sulfur Dioxide
- 85% reduction in Particulate Matter
- 15% reduction in Nitrous Oxide
- 7% reduction in Carbon Dioxide
- Using ULSHO can increase your heating system’s efficiency. And, according to the Consumer Energy Council of America, ULSHO reduces emissions by over 70 percent compared to traditional heating fuel.
- No modifications are needed. Ultra-Low Sulfur Heating Oil is designed, tested, and proven to work with your existing burner, boiler, furnace, water heaters and oil tank.
- ULSHO here in Connecticut is blended with renewable fuels to create the cleanest home heating fuel in the USA. Combine that with the latest advanced burners, and emissions are reduced even further!
Home Heating Oil Leading The Way
- A Brookhaven National Laboratories study has concluded that Bioheat blends as low as 1.8% is cleaner than Natural Gas. We’re blending up to 7% with no negative impacts.
- ULSHO emits approximately 70% less Carbon Monoxide than natural gases.
- Methane, emitted by natural gas is far more toxic than Carbon Dioxide
- The Northeast natural gas infrastructure is antiquated; immeasurable amounts of methane is being leaked all day, every day. Additionally, these leaks are extremely dangerous.
- ULSHO companies like Maus and Son, Inc. operate independently as privately held businesses. Unlike the gas company, there is no monopoly, and we must price our fuel competitively while developing new technologies and maintaining our infrastructure.
- Approaching Carbon neutrality. The future with home heating is now and we’re continuing to improve our fuel for generations to come.
