Heating oil prices climb into Spree-Neisse: What you need to know now!

Heating oil prices climb into Spree-Neisse: What you need to know now!

The energy situation in Germany has changed noticeably in recent years, especially since the outbreak of the Ukraine War. On July 14, 2025, the price of heating oil in Brandenburg rose to an average of 93.20 euros per 100 liters. In the district of Spree-Neisse, where consumers are active on the market despite increasing prices, the price is even 93.57 euros, i.e. above the Brandenburg average. This shows that heating oil is still an important source of energy, especially in the cold winter months.

The heating oil prices are not constant, but fluctuates considerably between the different counties. In this way, the prices for different quantities of heating oil can vary very differently. For 3000 liters of heating oil, the prices can look as follows:

• 500 liters: 107.77 euros
• 1000 liters: 97.67 euros
• 1500 liters: 95.64 euros
• 2000 liters: 94.57 euros
• 2500 liters: 93.93 euros
• 3000 liters: 93.57 euros
• 5000 liters: 92.73 euros

monthly price development

The data also show the price development in the Spree-Neisse district during the past month. On July 13, 2025, the price was still at 91.69 euros for 100 liters, which allows us to determine a continuous increase. Here is an overview of the price fluctuations:

• 11.07.2025: 91.70 euros
• 10.07.2025: 92.48 euros
• 07.07.2025: 92.63 euros
• 08.07.2025: 91.58 euros
• 07.07.2025: 92.79 euros
• 06.07.2025: 90.86 euros
• 05.07.2025: 90.86 euros

regulations and funding

From 2024, the building energy network (opposite) comes into force, which brings changes for certain households. Although there is no obligation to exchange heating systems, there will be advisory obligations before the installation of fossil heating systems. In addition, oil heaters that are older than 30 years must be replaced, with exceptions to certain systems and owners of single -family houses. Funding to support the exchange of outdated heating systems are also available.

In Germany, 30.4% of the residential buildings heating oil chose the energy source. In Brandenburg, this proportion is a little below 19.3%. This shows that heating oil still plays an important role in energy supply. The current delivery period of an average of 29 working days for heating oil in the Spree-Neisse region also illustrates that the market is still attracting, while the price conditions are still in motion. The daily update of heating oil prices ensures that consumers can always make informed decisions.

For further information on the prices and the general development of energy prices in Germany, a look at the reports of Destatis is recommended.