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Maine Wood Banks Face Strain Amid Soaring Heating Oil Costs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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Heating oil prices in Maine have soared nearly 80% higher than last year, causing community firewood banks to see increased requests for firewood. Kevin Dunn founded Bethel Wood Bank in Maine on October 13, 2026. Tony DiMarco of the Maine Wood Bank Network noted that demand is higher than expected across the state.

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The sharp rise in heating oil costs is creating a severe economic burden on residents in Maine. Community wood banks, which distribute free firewood to low-income households, are struggling with high demand and anticipate early supply depletion.

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    The Maine Wood Bank Network could face increased operational strain due to higher demand for firewood.

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