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Propane Prices on May 12, 2025

EIA survey of

Last updated

U.S. average: $2.518U.S. average per gallon, excluding taxes

  • Down −$0.098 (−3.7%)since Apr 14

EIA’s survey of Monday, May 12, 2025 put the U.S. average residential propane price at $2.518 a gallon, before taxes.

That was 9.8 cents less than on April 14, 2025.

Of the 38 states surveyed, Florida was highest at $4.613 and Iowa lowest at $1.521.

Every area on May 12, 2025

Residential propane prices on May 12, 2025, dollars per gallon
AreaPriceChange from Apr 14
U.S.$2.518 −$0.098
East Coast(PADD 1)$3.442 −$0.082
New England(PADD 1A)$3.606 −$0.111
Connecticut$3.856 −$0.145
Maine$3.311 −$0.163
Massachusetts$3.502 −$0.099
New Hampshire$3.630 −$0.093
Rhode Island$3.646 −$0.028
Vermont$3.681 −$0.085
Central Atlantic(PADD 1B)$3.329 −$0.079
Delaware$3.686 −$0.093
Maryland$3.547 −$0.108
New Jersey$3.683 −$0.103
New York$3.473 −$0.061
Pennsylvania$2.909 −$0.085
Lower Atlantic(PADD 1C)$3.432 −$0.059
Florida$4.613 −$0.063
Georgia$3.098 −$0.076
North Carolina$3.342 −$0.046
Virginia$3.522 −$0.064
Midwest(PADD 2)$1.989 −$0.114
Illinois$1.752 −$0.098
Indiana$2.255 −$0.183
Iowa$1.521 −$0.062
Kansas$1.860 −$0.058
Kentucky$2.536 −$0.031
Michigan$2.228 −$0.095
Minnesota$1.852 −$0.101
Missouri$1.992 −$0.135
Nebraska$1.650 −$0.049
North Dakota$1.562 −$0.221
Ohio$2.605 −$0.083
Oklahoma$2.310 −$0.074
South Dakota$1.740 −$0.186
Tennessee$3.036 −$0.182
Wisconsin$1.851 −$0.129
Gulf Coast(PADD 3)$2.879 −$0.069
Alabama$3.489 −$0.029
Arkansas$2.254 −$0.197
Mississippi$3.041 −$0.021
Texas$2.949 −$0.033
Rocky Mountain(PADD 4)$2.197 −$0.075
Colorado$2.224 −$0.023
Idaho$2.350 −$0.158
Montana$2.043 −$0.110
Utah$2.286 −$0.047

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.