Whats Propane Prices In Your Area?

[GF]

Was wondering what propane prices are looking like in the different areas? 

[Burlkraft]

I just paid $2.88 a gallon. That was the "Summer Discounted Price"  :  :  :

[Larry]

Dependent on your climate I think propane has priced it's self out of the market...for one reason only...greed. >:(  Our last house had a high efficiency heat pump with propane backup.  Propane hot water heater also.  House were building now is gonna be all electric with wood backup.

[Norm]

Funny you should ask, we got our contract in today and it's $2.07 a gallon prepaid.

I have to agree with Larry though. It's quickly pricing itself out of the market. We plan on using as much wood heat this winter as possible.

[Kansas]

Just got my contract offer. 2.14 prepay, or 2.19 if you put 50 cents a gallon down.

[DR Buck]

I just paid over $4 gal at the fuel depot to get 3 small tanks filled for the grill.    Lowes is getting $22 for a 5 gal tank exchange.

[GF]

I have noticed in my area numerous people putting new high effeciency wood stoves in that heat with propane, I think propane is definitly pricing itself out of business.  I used to heat with propane, after installing a high effeciency wood stove three years ago, I hardly use any propane at all, sure is nice to have the money in my pocket instead of someone elses.

[Burlkraft]

I was also notified that there would be no locked in price this year  >:(  >:(  >:(

[stonebroke]

If you think propane has priced itself out of the market try fuel oil.

Stonebroke

[bigblockyeti]

I paid $12.42 after tax to have an empty 20lb bottle filled at Costco a month ago so at a 4.6 gallon volume, it was $2.70/gallon.  It keeps falling on the commodities market, now at $0.68/gallon, down 33% from this time last year but there's still a bunch of middlemen that need their pound of flesh before it's hooked up to the BBQ.

[gspren]

  $1.75 Gal delivered to a big tank. I asked if they could fill 20-30 lb bottles while they were here and they said it's not legal, probably a tax difference if it's for home heating.

[Southside]

$3.75 here.

[Jeff]

Eastern U.P. Will be delivered by Dec 15th. 110 gal is $252.92 

[Dan R]

$28.00 Canadian for a 20 pound BBQ tank filled yesterday. Not sure what that would compare to for price per gallon.
Dan

[SwampDonkey]

CDN$1.13/litre (US$3.12/US gallon)

[aigheadish]

Wow! I usually feel like we find the highest priced suppliers for stuff but it sounds like we are in the average priced area right now. I think our last fill up was around 3 bucks a gallon, which I felt was much too expensive. I don't know the exact cost, my wife covers the propane bill. I know it's pricey to fill a 500 gallon tank.

[Sedgehammer]

Buck 89. 771.3 gallons last week

[gspren]

I got my tank filled on Tues, $1.75 gal, and that was about 150 gallons into a 500 gallon tank. On the same day a farmer friend got propane from same truck/company for $1.68 gallon because he has a 1,000 gallon tank. We are both on automatic delivery and they charge by what size tank you have.

[goose63]

Just payed $2 a gal

[aigheadish]

Don't remember the bill exactly, from about a week ago, but it was like $880 for 285 gallons, or thereabouts. 3ish bucks a gallon. Too much!

[garyfg]

$2.39 here

[Nebraska]

1.95  on a load earlier in the week.

[mike dee]

CDN$0.685/L today

[brianJ]

I got my tank filled on Tues, $1.75 gal, and that was about 150 gallons into a 500 gallon tank. On the same day a farmer friend got propane from same truck/company for $1.68 gallon because he has a 1,000 gallon tank. We are both on automatic delivery and they charge by what size tank you have.

Actually this is a dumb question because the price depends so much on the volume you are buying and if you own the tank or it is a company tank.   For instance my 100 gallon company tank on automatic delivery was $3.75 a gallon last month.

[Redmt]

$3.39 thanks to gov Nuisance.

[gspren]

Got my first automatic fill of the season today, $1.40 gallon, that's a little better than last season.

[gspren]

 Got filled again a few days ago, 122 gallons at $1.55 gallon. Higher than last month but still better than last year.

[Nebraska]

I prepayed @ $1.52 made it til mid January on the first tank.

[trapper]

filled a 20 lb bottle for $19 tuesday.

[doc henderson]

40# for 35$

[chevytaHOE5674]

$1.66 last week here on the frozen tundra.

[gspren]

  I wonder why on big tanks propane is listed and sold by the gallon while on the small tanks they go by the pound.

[doc henderson]

It is hard to weigh a 500-gallon tank.  my empty weighs 30 pounds, and when full about 70 so 40 #s of propane.  there is a conversion, and of course it depends on pressure and temp as to how much is liquid and gas.  It is prob. portable vs stand in place.

[SwampDonkey]

CDN$4.58/US gallon (US$3.15) up here in the land of climate hysteria. Those little 1 lb bottles for lamps and camp stoves are CDN$10.00 a pop. 5 years ago they was $3. :D

[Texas Ranger]

Southeast Texas, $2.45 per gallon as of yesterday

[doc henderson]

In camping, we used to refill the 1# bottles.  often, they would leak after if not stored well after the original use so not much savings.

[Jeff]

$2.07 gallon in the eastern U.P.

[Al_Smith]

$1.74 ,leased tank .

[moosehunter]

$1.38 last month. Own my own tank. Member of an energy co-op

[Stephen1]

I just filled 3 forklift tanks. Price is back to precovid at $32 a tank.
I am on a contract for my house propane at .69 a litre. Al in the Canadian $ 

[SwampDonkey]

CDN $1.25/litre for propane here. It's never been a cheap option here for at least 20 years.

Wood chosen for the kitchen stove for baking was beech and sugar maple for a 450°F oven.

[Raider Bill]

$3.82 a gallon retail last week filling my 100 pounders.
23.5 gallons ea

[OH logger]

$1.69 here in NW ohio

[gspren]

Yesterday it was $1.85 gal in my 500 gal tank, if I took a small tank in it would be about $3.00.

[SwampDonkey]

The prices are regulated here so volume don't matter, same price. However, I suspect those Coleman 1 lb stove tanks are not on regulation. They've tripled.