Winter in Ireland can be unpredictable, with frosty mornings, biting winds, and the occasional snowstorm. For many Irish households, home heating oil is the lifeline that keeps homes warm and comfortable during these chilly months. However, as temperatures drop, your heating oil and tank can face challenges that might leave you out in the cold—literally. […]
How Do I Keep My Home Heating Oil Usable This Winter? Read More »
As winter approaches in Ireland, homeowners face the annual challenge of managing heating costs during peak season. With energy prices continuing to fluctuate, understanding how to optimise your home heating oil usage isn’t just helpful – it’s essential for maintaining a comfortable home without breaking the bank. Let’s explore proven strategies to reduce your heating
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As we head into the depths of winter, it’s time to think about keeping the chill at bay. While turning up the heat is an obvious solution, winter-proofing your home can make a world of difference in maintaining warmth and reducing your heating bills. At Westmeath Oil, we know that staying warm in winter is
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As the cold months approach, many households rely on heating oil to keep their homes warm and cosy. But with energy costs rising, it’s essential to make your heating oil last as long as possible without sacrificing comfort. Fortunately, a few simple strategies can help you stretch your oil supply, reduce waste, and improve energy
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As winter approaches in Ireland, it’s crucial to ensure that your heating oil tank is prepared to withstand the cold months ahead. Winter weather poses several challenges, from freezing temperatures that can cause oil to thicken to heavy rainfall that may lead to leaks or tank damage. Proper maintenance and winter-proofing of your oil tank
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With the cold weather in Ireland a permanent fixture, having your home heating system in tip-top condition is important. Alongside your fire (if you’re lucky enough to have one), your oil tank is the single most important piece of heating equipment in your home. Its importance, however, is never considered until a fault is found.
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In today’s business landscape, sustainability is not just a buzzword—it’s a crucial component of modern business practices. Companies are increasingly recognising the importance of reducing their carbon footprint to meet regulatory requirements, improve their public image, and contribute to the fight against climate change. One effective way for businesses to achieve these goals is by
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For small businesses looking to make a switch to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly fuel, the adoption of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) as an alternative to conventional diesel, offers a viable and straightforward option to change to. HVO provides tangible advantages, boosting both environmental commitments and operational efficiency for small businesses. Below, we outline
At the heart of the renewable energy discussion, Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) stands out as a key player in the push towards cleaner fuel alternatives. HVO, created through the hydrotreatment of fats or vegetable oils, is carving a niche in the energy sector, promising to significantly lower the environmental footprint of fuel consumption worldwide. As
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With climate and the environment to the forefront of industry, we examine the benefits of HVO when compared to traditional diesel. The adoption of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) as an alternative to traditional diesel fuel presents a compelling case for both environmental and economic considerations. We’ll explain below the key benefits to switching to HVO,
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