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Compare named UK heating oil suppliers covering your County Antrim postcode. Enter your postcode to see the named suppliers delivering 28-second kerosene (home heating oil) in your area.
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Households in County Antrim fall within the whole-UK coverage that Certas Energy states on its own site and which has been verified, with domestic kerosene supplied in minimum 500-litre orders. Certas Energy UK Limited, company number 04168225, is based in Warrington and listed with UKIFDA, making it a sensible starting point before comparing smaller local suppliers.
Order direct with Certas Energy on their own site, rather than through a third-party reseller that takes your order and passes it on. You get the supplier's own price, you are dealing with the company that actually delivers the oil, and there is no broker between you and the tanker. We do not take orders, handle payment or add a fee to anything you buy.
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Named UK suppliers covering the County Antrim area
County Antrim is among the most oil-dependent areas of the British Isles. Outside Greater Belfast and a handful of larger towns, mains gas is almost entirely absent - Northern Ireland's gas network is small and relatively recent. Around 68% of Northern Ireland homes use oil for heating, and County Antrim reflects this: from the Glens of Antrim and the Causeway Coast to mid-Antrim farming communities, oil boilers are the universal standard. Northern Ireland's competitive oil market - with over 100 active suppliers - is one of the most price-competitive in the UK.
Households here may also be able to claim the £100 heating oil voucher, the Northern Ireland scheme that opens for applications on 9 September 2026. It is worth one voucher per address and it is not paid automatically.
Local heating oil prices depend on how far your postcode is from the nearest fuel terminal, how far tankers travel to reach rural properties, how many suppliers compete in your area, and the size of your order - larger deliveries are cheaper per litre. Prices also move with the seasons (demand peaks in winter) and follow the global crude oil and wholesale kerosene markets, which can shift from week to week.
Compare quotes from several suppliers on the day you want to order, since prices change week to week with the wholesale market. Ordering 500 litres or more usually unlocks a better per-litre rate than a 300-litre order, and ordering outside the peak winter demand period tends to help too. Use the form above to compare quotes for your exact postcode.
Availability depends on your exact postcode. Use the form above to compare quotes from suppliers covering your address, and see the list of suppliers serving County Antrim below.
Standard deliveries typically take a few working days, and some suppliers offer faster options for an additional charge. During cold spells lead times extend across the board, so it helps to order when your tank reaches about a quarter full rather than waiting until it runs low.
Northern Ireland's gas distribution network covers only Greater Belfast, Londonderry and a handful of towns along the east coast. The rest of the province - including most of County Antrim outside Belfast - was never connected. Oil infrastructure has developed over decades to fill this gap, creating a mature, well-supplied market with strong price competition.
Northern Ireland has historically been one of the cheapest regions in the UK for heating oil, largely because of the intense competition among over 100 named suppliers and lower distribution costs across the compact province. Prices can be 3-6p per litre below the GB average, though this varies with global crude oil movements.
