Make Your Winter Evergreen with Bioheat® fuel!

- 10:00 am - October 18th, 2023


By now, you might be familiar with the term Bioheat® fuel, but did you know that this energy-efficient home heating fuel reduces your carbon emissions and improves your equipment’s lifespan? That’s right! The benefits of Bioheat® fuel are incredible, and they are helping thousands of Connecticut households pave the way to a greener future. Tracey Energy proudly delivers Bioheat® fuel to homes and businesses across the Greater New Haven area.

 

Additional Benefits of Bioheat® Fuel Include:

 

  • Extending Your Heating System Lifespan: Bioheat® Fuel naturally lubricates the components inside your heating equipment, helping to extend your system's lifespan.

 

  • Reducing Energy Bills: This clean fuel works so efficiently that your system needs less of it to function, effectively lowering the money you will spend on deliveries and lowering your monthly energy bills.

 

  • Improved Community Health: In addition to reducing carbon emissions in the environment, recent studies have shown a reduced risk of long-term illness and cancer in communities using Bioheat® fuel.

 

What’s Goes into Your Bioheat® Fuel?  

 

One of the most amazing components of Bioheat® fuel is what's used to create the “bio” in Bioheat®. Bioheat® fuel is a blend of our ultra-low sulfur heating oil and pure biodiesel fuel produced from organic materials such as used cooking oils, soybean oil, and vegetable oils. These materials are collected and brought to a refinery, then converted into the biodiesel fuel used to create your Bioheat® fuel.

 

In Connecticut, companies are required to use a 10 percent blend of biodiesel, but we choose to make our blend 20 percent, called “Bioheat Super Plus® fuel.” It's better for the environment AND your heating system because it burns cleaner!

 

Bioheat® fuel is the home heating fuel of the future! It creates jobs, reduces carbon emissions, and produces exceptional heat all throughout your home. Contact Tracey Energy to learn more!

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