Heating oil prices rose 59% year-over-year to $5.915 per gallon... Maine 74.5%
Original headline난방유 가격 전년비 59% 올라 갤런당 5.915달러…메인주 74.5%
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US residential heating oil averaged $5.915 per gallon on November 9, up 59% from the same week a year earlier, according to EIA weekly price data, with Maine recording a 74.5% year-over-year increase at $5.833 per gallon. The national average was $2.194 per gallon higher than a year ago but down $0.221 from $6.136 on November 2, the first weekly decline in the latest reading. The 59% figure reflects the per-gallon price change, not a proportional rise in household winter heating bills, which depend on consumption. The data matter because heating oil costs feed directly into household budgets in the Northeast, where the fuel remains a primary winter heating source. Watch whether the week-over-week pullback extends into the next EIA release and whether Maine, the hardest-hit state, sees any relief before peak winter demand.
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U.S. Energy Information Administration, Maine