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Connecticut · Updated April 13, 2026

Connecticut Home Heating Oil Prices

Today's average retail heating oil price in Connecticut is $5.55/gallon — 3 cents below the Northeast average of $5.58/gal. Lowest price today: $5.47/gal in Milford.

Connecticut avg $5.55 per gallon
NE avg today $5.58 3¢ cheaper
Lowest city today $5.47 Milford
Est. annual cost $4,440 800 gal avg home
Cities tracked 15 updated daily
Connecticut Heating Oil Prices — 2 Year Price History
Weekly retail heating oil · $/gallon · Source: EIA
$5.55/gal
+68.7% vs 1 year ago
$3.10 $3.62 $4.14 $4.66 $5.18 $5.70 Nov '22 Jan '23 Mar '23 Nov '23 Jan '24 Mar '24 Aug '24 Nov '24 Jan '25 Mar '25 Oct '25 Dec '25 Feb '26 Mar '26 $5.55

Connecticut Heating Oil Prices by City

Sorted low to high · April 13, 2026
City Price / gallon vs State avg Dealers Updated
Lowest Milford $5.47 8¢ below 6 dealers Apr 13
Shelton $5.47 8¢ below 5 dealers Apr 13
New Haven $5.49 6¢ below 16 dealers Apr 13
Waterbury $5.49 6¢ below 9 dealers Apr 13
West Hartford $5.51 4¢ below 2 dealers Apr 13
Meriden $5.53 2¢ below 4 dealers Apr 13
Greenwich $5.54 1¢ below Add yours → Apr 13
Naugatuck $5.54 1¢ below 2 dealers Apr 13
Stamford $5.57 +2¢ above 5 dealers Apr 13
Danbury $5.57 +2¢ above 3 dealers Apr 13
Norwalk $5.58 +3¢ above 11 dealers Apr 13
Torrington $5.58 +3¢ above 4 dealers Apr 13
New Britain $5.59 +4¢ above 1 dealer Apr 13
Bridgeport $5.62 +7¢ above 10 dealers Apr 13
Hartford $5.63 +8¢ above 6 dealers Apr 13

About Heating Oil in Connecticut

How much does Connecticut use?

Approximately 750,000 homes in Connecticut use heating oil as their primary heat source. The average Connecticut home uses about 800 gallons per heating season (Oct–Apr). At today's price of $5.55/gal, that's an estimated annual heating cost of $4,440.

How to save on heating oil in Connecticut

The best way to save is to compare at least 3 local dealers before ordering — prices between dealers in the same area can vary 10–20 cents per gallon. Buying in the off-season (May–August) when prices are typically lowest, or signing a price cap contract in spring, can also save 15–25 cents per gallon. Set a price alert to be notified when prices drop to your target.

Where does this data come from?

Connecticut heating oil prices are sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Administration's weekly residential heating oil survey. The EIA surveys heating oil dealers across Connecticut weekly during the heating season and monthly in the off-season. City-level prices reflect the state average with small adjustments for local market conditions. Prices are updated daily on this site.

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