Heating oil price history
Heating oil prices in July 2013
The Fueltool average for heating oil was 58.81p a litre excluding VAT in July 2013. That is about £618 for 1,000 litres including 5% VAT.
58.81paverage a litre, ex VAT
57.20plowest day, 1 July 2013
59.80phighest day, 18 July 2013
£618for 1,000 litres at the average, VAT included
Day by day
Daily heating oil prices in July 2013
57.0p57.5p58.0p58.5p59.0p59.5p60.0p
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| Day | Average p a litre, ex VAT | On the day before | Listings counted |
|---|---|---|---|
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 83 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 83 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 83 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 83 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 83 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 83 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 83 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 82 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 82 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 82 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 82 | |
| 59.70p | -0.10p | 82 | |
| 59.80p | 0.00p | 82 | |
| 59.80p | +0.10p | 82 | |
| 59.70p | 0.00p | 64 | |
| 59.70p | +1.22p | 64 | |
| 58.48p | 0.00p | 64 | |
| 58.48p | 0.00p | 64 | |
| 58.48p | +0.04p | 64 | |
| 58.44p | -0.25p | 64 | |
| 58.69p | 0.00p | 64 | |
| 58.69p | +0.29p | 64 | |
| 58.40p | +1.10p | 64 | |
| 57.30p | 0.00p | 63 | |
| 57.30p | 0.00p | 63 | |
| 57.30p | +0.10p | 63 | |
| 57.20p | 0.00p | 63 | |
| 57.20p | 0.00p | 83 | |
| 57.20p | 0.00p | 83 | |
| 57.20p | 0.00p | 83 | |
| 57.20p | 0.00p | 83 |
Figures for July 2013 run from 1 July 2013 to 31 July 2013. The month's average is the mean of these daily figures.
More months
Other months and years
Every month of 2013
- January 62.83p
- February 66.34p
- March 65.40p
- April 63.97p
- May 59.74p
- June 57.13p
- July 58.81p
- August 58.91p
- September 61.30p
- October 59.00p
- November 57.12p
- December 59.63p
July in other years
The method
How these figures are made
- What is averaged. Standard kerosene (heating oil) price listings on Fueltool for a 1,000 to 1,499 litre delivery, in pence a litre excluding VAT. Each day's figure is the middle (median) listing: half that day's listings were cheaper and half dearer, so one supplier's high price cannot pull it up. A supplier can list several areas and delivery options, so this is a figure from Fueltool's listings, not a survey of every UK supplier.
- Which listings count on a day. A listing counts on a day if its price was last changed within the 30 days up to that day, so a supplier that has stopped trading drops out. The demo account is left out. Each day is judged by who was trading that day, not by who is trading now. The number of listings behind a day has ranged from about 24 a day (April 2012) to about 377 a day (October 2018). The monthly pages show the count for each day, so a month with fewer listings rests on fewer prices.
- Months. A month's average is the mean of its daily figures. The lowest and highest day are the lowest and highest daily figure in that month. A change on the month before, or on the same month a year earlier, is shown only where both months have at least 14 days of records.
- Typing errors. Prices are typed in by suppliers and sometimes wrongly (4050 for 40.50, for example). A price under 15p or over £2.50 a litre, or under half or over double that day's middle price, is left out: 1,236 prices outside 15p to £2.50, and a further 2,376 of the 701,945 listings that otherwise counted. Six suppliers entered prices 50p too high from 17 to 21 May 2014; those prices are left out. Two suppliers did the same from 21 to 29 January 2019, and those prices are left out too.
- Gaps in the record. Daily records start on 27 October 2011. There are no records for 4 to 23 December 2018 (20 days), 24 to 27 December 2019 (4 days) or 19 May 2022 to 26 April 2023 (343 days). Those days are left blank. Nothing is filled in or estimated, and a month with fewer days than it should have says how many it has.
- VAT. Every pence figure excludes VAT. Pound amounts for 1,000 litres add VAT at 5%, the rate on domestic heating oil.
- Using the figures. Free to quote with a credit and a link to Fueltool.co.uk. Today's live average is shown on the heating oil prices today page and can differ from the latest daily record. The last two years of the daily record are also available as data from the open price feed.
What would a fill cost at your home?
These are averages across Fueltool's listings. Your postcode, quantity and delivery option shape the price you are quoted.