Oil is out of sight. I have relatives in Northern Maine that will have a tough time this year. I don't see much of an upturn in wood use around here. We have an abundance of wood now and had offers of free wood tops from a few farmers. Also right of way is being cut by power companies. Natural gas still isn't bad, yet. I got six loads($300) this year, don't have a gas line where I live but I know folks that have wells on their property and it doesn't cost them anything. It's dirty to burn but we have plenty of coal and what we call cannel coal is free, just pull off roads thru the hills and load up. It isn't quality stuff and leaves a lot of ash but it will keep you warm. My place is all electric but a mid-size Buck insert has kept my house warmer & cost down. I had folks calling me this year wanting to sell, but I have a good thing going with this one guy because he knows he can sell me a few loads green anytime he needs some cash.

