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Propane Prices on March 3, 2025

EIA survey of

Last updated

U.S. average: $2.748U.S. average per gallon, excluding taxes

  • Down −$0.005 (−0.2%)since Feb 24

EIA’s survey of Monday, March 3, 2025 put the U.S. average residential propane price at $2.748 a gallon, before taxes.

That was 0.5 cents less than on February 24, 2025.

Of the 38 states surveyed, Florida was highest at $4.737 and Iowa lowest at $1.698.

Every area on Mar 3, 2025

Residential propane prices on Mar 3, 2025, dollars per gallon
AreaPriceChange from Feb 24
U.S.$2.748 −$0.005
East Coast(PADD 1)$3.641 $0.000
New England(PADD 1A)$3.848 +$0.001
Connecticut$4.208 +$0.025
Maine$3.563 −$0.001
Massachusetts$3.727 −$0.004
New Hampshire$3.868 −$0.010
Rhode Island$3.817 −$0.010
Vermont$3.854 +$0.003
Central Atlantic(PADD 1B)$3.540 +$0.009
Delaware$3.931 +$0.032
Maryland$3.778 −$0.007
New Jersey$3.908 −$0.032
New York$3.657 +$0.021
Pennsylvania$3.144 −$0.001
Lower Atlantic(PADD 1C)$3.573 −$0.010
Florida$4.737 −$0.068
Georgia$3.294 −$0.006
North Carolina$3.470 −$0.009
Virginia$3.644 −$0.001
Midwest(PADD 2)$2.246 −$0.008
Illinois$2.060 −$0.016
Indiana$2.599 −$0.031
Iowa$1.698 −$0.016
Kansas$1.987 −$0.012
Kentucky$2.857 $0.000
Michigan$2.370 −$0.003
Minnesota$2.150 −$0.007
Missouri$2.291 −$0.003
Nebraska$1.750 $0.000
North Dakota$1.909 −$0.002
Ohio$2.869 +$0.002
Oklahoma$2.417 +$0.004
South Dakota$2.010 +$0.005
Tennessee$3.319 −$0.018
Wisconsin$2.120 −$0.005
Gulf Coast(PADD 3)$3.027 −$0.007
Alabama$3.550 −$0.010
Arkansas$2.658 −$0.017
Mississippi$3.119 −$0.002
Texas$3.014 −$0.004
Rocky Mountain(PADD 4)$2.442 +$0.006
Colorado$2.399 +$0.006
Idaho$2.625 +$0.012
Montana$2.382 +$0.001
Utah$2.487 +$0.002

These are the values as first published here. When EIA revises a figure later, the revision is noted beside the original. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, weekly propane residential price table.