Van Doren Oil

08/03/2026

Van Doren Oil Company is hiring! If you are an experienced HVAC or Oil tech, please give us a call at 908-534-2125! We are a local family owned and operated business. Below is info on what we have to offer! Lets talk about your future!

06/24/2026

05/13/2026

From our friends at Angus Energy: "Oil prices have jumped above $100/bbl (WTI) once again, and ULSD prices are looking at new highs for the June futures contract. Even with today’s slight weakness in distillates, crude oil is holding steady. The quote about a billion barrels being off the world market over the last 11 weeks is enough to make people notice. Iranian production might be continuing, but there is very little flowing anywhere outside of the country. The hope is that, with enough economic pressure, the Iranians will come to the table to discuss a deal that is something short of demanding that the U.S. surrender (would love to be their P.R. guy!). This week’s planned meeting with Chinese leadership might be an opportunity for President Trump to move things along in many ways, but superpowers don’t generally reach agreements that quickly. The term I heard to describe the likely outcome of the U.S.-China leadership summit was “nothingburger.” I guess we will see."

05/11/2026

Thank you Customers for your support over the years! Though times are tough, we will continue to work hard at bringing you the quality service you deserve. We are fortunate to serve a great community!

05/07/2026

From our friends at Angus Energy: "All roads lead to the Strait of Hormuz and the Iranian negotiations (or lack thereof). Gasoline is staying in the news with its highest prices since 2022 (the previous “unprecedented” spike). Crude oil is suddenly “not so bad” at prices for WTI under $100/bbl. ULSD – near and dear to most of us – is under $4.00/gallon (June futures), but keeps popping back above. Where we go from here is anyone’s guess, but the severe backwardation remains a concern. No one wants to carry product – if you try to lease storage space, you can get a GREAT deal – but everyone needs product. Seeing a regional supplier run out of product was a rarity that usually only occurred in the middle of a cold winter, not a “planned emptying” of storage to avoid the consequences of an asset that is dropping in value each day/week/month (relative to the forward curve). These are tough times for getting a handle on where prices will go – even intraday – and anyone who is speculating on short-term or long-term prices needs to be prepared for potential consequences."