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Find the heating oil cost in Norfolk — we compare kerosene prices per litre from UK suppliers covering all 10 towns in the county. See today's cheapest rate for 500 litres of 28-second kerosene (home heating oil), compare local suppliers and get an instant quote for your postcode.
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Indicative range across 8 suppliers · 5 August 2026
Indicative prices per litre today, inc. VAT and delivery
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95.0p/ litre
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95.1p/ litre
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92.6p/ litre
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92.3p/ litre
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94.7p/ litre
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95.2p/ litre
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94.3p/ litre
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92.2p/ litreAverage per litre today
Norfolk has the highest concentration of off-grid homes of any English county, with an estimated 12-14% of households dependent on oil - roughly 90,000 properties. The flat fenland terrain and dense network of agricultural villages means mains gas infrastructure is sparse beyond Norwich, King's Lynn and Great Yarmouth. This creates a competitive market with multiple regional and national suppliers active across NR, PE and NR postcodes, which generally keeps prices close to the UK average.
The average price today is 93.7p per litre for 500 litres, including delivery and 5% VAT. That is 0.1p below the current UK average, based on 8 suppliers quoting across Norfolk.
A 500-litre delivery in Norfolk costs approximately £492 today, including 5% VAT and delivery. Prices vary across suppliers, so comparing before you order can save a meaningful amount.
Suppliers serving Norfolk include Certas Energy, Watson Fuels, Your NRG, Goff Petroleum and others. Availability depends on your exact postcode - use the form above to compare quotes for your address.
Most Norfolk suppliers deliver within 3-5 working days for a standard order. Some offer express or next-day delivery for an additional charge. During cold spells, lead times extend across the board - order when your tank reaches a quarter full to avoid being caught short.
Ordering 500 litres or more unlocks better per-litre rates than a 300-litre order. Comparing multiple local suppliers on the day you want to order, avoiding emergency deliveries (which cost 8-15p per litre more) and timing your order outside peak winter demand (October-February) are the most reliable ways to reduce your fuel bill.
The most oil-dependent areas are mid-Norfolk (around Fakenham, Dereham and Swaffham), the Broads hinterland, and north Norfolk coastal villages from Wells-next-the-Sea to Cromer. These communities have historically had little mains gas infrastructure and a high proportion of older, detached and semi-detached housing stock.
Generally yes - in a good way. Most of Norfolk is easily accessible for articulated tankers, which means fuel can be delivered efficiently. You're unlikely to face the surcharges sometimes applied in hilly or remote areas. That said, some tidal flood-risk coastal properties can be harder to access in bad weather.
