Heating oil prices in the Friesland district: price war 2025 begins!

On January 9, 2025, current figures report on heating oil prices in Lower Saxony and especially in the Friesland district. The heating oil price in Lower Saxony is 99.34 euros for 100 liters on this date. In the Friesland district, an order of 3000 liters of heating oil costs 97.19 euros per 100 liters.

The heating oil prices vary depending on the amount ordered. Depending on the order quantity, the following prices result:

• 500 liters: 105.44 euros
• 1000 liters: 100.84 euros
• 1500 liters: 98.81 euros
• 2000 liters: 98.07 euros
• 2500 liters: 97.58 euros
• 3000 liters: 97.19 euros
• 5000 liters: 96.42 euros

A look at the heating oil price development in the Friesland district shows that the price for 3000 liters has fluctuated in the past few days. On January 8, 2025, the price was 99.63 euros, while on January 6, 2025 it was 99.34 euros. It is striking that the prices vary greatly in the past two weeks, whereby the current delivery period for heating oil in the Friesland district is an average of 23 working days.

price development and forecasts

The heating oil prices showed a sideways in 2024, such as Heizoel24.de . There was less volatility compared to previous years, with a fluctuation width of around 17 cents per liter. As expected, the heating oil price stagnated at around 90 cents per liter in Germany in the last quarter of 2024 and the demand broke in the final quarter of 2024 after it rose in the previous months.

For 2025, it is predicted that the heating oil prices could possibly fall below 90 cents per liter, while the current average price is around 94 cents per liter. About 60% of the heating oil price depends on oil price fluctuations, while 40% consist of taxes and levies. In addition, the heating oil prices in Germany could fluctuate between 84 and 104 cents in Germany.

In addition, it is pointed out that the discussion about alternative fuels such as efuels and hydro -rea a vegetable oil (HVO) is gaining in importance. Geopolitical risks are also a central aspect of energy prices 2025.