Heating oil prices in the Salzland district: Current developments and prices on November 6th, 2025

Heating oil prices in the Salzland district: Current developments and prices on November 6th, 2025

Heating oil prices are a hot topic these days - this is also evident in Saxony-Anhalt. Current figures and developments give both consumers and providers something to think about. On November 6, 2025, the prices for heating oil in Saxony-Anhalt are on average 95.92 euros for 100 liters, while in the Salzland district you have to pay a little more at 96.06 euros. This puts the Salzlandkreis above the average for the entire state, which, according to news.de, has low purchasing activity.

The price overview for heating oil in the Salzland district shows the following picture: For an order of 500 liters, heating oil currently costs 111.70 euros, and for 3000 liters the price is 96.06 euros. The price per liter drops for larger orders, which is particularly worthwhile for bulk orders. This is the best way to save money together with neighbors. In addition, heating oil prices can vary regionally - the price comparisons offered on heizoel24.de help you choose the cheapest provider.

Price changes at a glance

Heating oil prices have certainly moved in the last month. A quick look at the development shows: On November 5, 2025, the price was 96.28 euros, while the day before it was 95.21 euros. These fluctuating prices give the heating oil market a dynamic touch, even if the current delivery time for heating oil in the Salzland district is an average of 30 working days.

• Heizölpreise im Salzlandkreis (100 Liter):
• 05.11.2025 – 96,28 Euro
• 04.11.2025 – 95,21 Euro
• 03.11.2025 – 95,07 Euro
• …
• 21.10.2025 – 88,19 Euro

So what should consumers pay attention to? Of course, a price comparison is recommended, because different providers can save between 5 cents per liter and more. Ordering in larger quantities also lowers the price and helps keep heating costs under control.

Market developments and forecasts

The international market situation is also showing its unstable side. Prices fluctuate on the raw material exchanges, which has a direct impact on heating oil prices. According to tecson.de, heating oil prices have risen by up to 10% in the last few weeks, which does not make the situation any easier for many consumers. Consumers currently pay between 2,900 and 3,100 euros to purchase 3,000 liters of heating oil.

In addition, attention is drawn to compliance with the new Building Energy Act (GEG), which comes into force and entails certain obligations with regard to heating systems. It is particularly worth mentioning here that oil heaters that were installed before January 1, 1991 must be replaced. Funding is intended to make it easier to switch to more sustainable heating systems.

So heating oil prices do what they always do: they drive the pulse of both suppliers and consumers. The bottom line, however, is that demand remains rather low - even if prices are once again at a high level. The course has been set for the coming winter – it remains exciting!