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Propane Prices on October 6, 2025

EIA survey of

Last updated

U.S. average: $2.417U.S. average per gallon, excluding taxes

  • Down −$0.101 (−4.0%)since May 12

EIA’s survey of Monday, October 6, 2025 put the U.S. average residential propane price at $2.417 a gallon, before taxes.

That was 10.1 cents less than on May 12, 2025.

Of the 38 states surveyed, Florida was highest at $4.466 and North Dakota lowest at $1.435.

Every area on Oct 6, 2025

Residential propane prices on Oct 6, 2025, dollars per gallon
AreaPriceChange from May 12
U.S.$2.417 −$0.101
East Coast(PADD 1)$3.342 −$0.100
New England(PADD 1A)$3.498 −$0.108
Connecticut$3.688 −$0.168
Maine$3.134 −$0.177
Massachusetts$3.405 −$0.097
New Hampshire$3.540 −$0.090
Rhode Island$3.644 −$0.002
Vermont$3.668 −$0.013
Central Atlantic(PADD 1B)$3.212 −$0.117
Delaware$3.354 −$0.332
Maryland$3.460 −$0.087
New Jersey$3.533 −$0.150
New York$3.358 −$0.115
Pennsylvania$2.824 −$0.085
Lower Atlantic(PADD 1C)$3.365 −$0.067
Florida$4.466 −$0.147
Georgia$3.000 −$0.098
North Carolina$3.302 −$0.040
Virginia$3.408 −$0.114
Midwest(PADD 2)$1.904 −$0.085
Illinois$1.724 −$0.028
Indiana$2.181 −$0.074
Iowa$1.521 $0.000
Kansas$1.775 −$0.085
Kentucky$2.447 −$0.089
Michigan$2.168 −$0.060
Minnesota$1.777 −$0.075
Missouri$1.944 −$0.048
Nebraska$1.568 −$0.082
North Dakota$1.435 −$0.127
Ohio$2.539 −$0.066
Oklahoma$2.187 −$0.123
South Dakota$1.638 −$0.102
Tennessee$2.978 −$0.058
Wisconsin$1.711 −$0.140
Gulf Coast(PADD 3)$2.818 −$0.061
Alabama$3.423 −$0.066
Arkansas$2.190 −$0.064
Mississippi$2.951 −$0.090
Texas$2.924 −$0.025
Rocky Mountain(PADD 4)$2.060 −$0.137
Colorado$2.078 −$0.146
Idaho$2.362 +$0.012
Montana$1.840 −$0.203
Utah$2.248 −$0.038

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.