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U.S. Propane Prices in the 2024–25 Heating Season

October 2024 to March 2025 · 26 EIA surveys

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Over the 2024–25 heating season, U.S. residential propane averaged $2.591 a gallon, with a high of $2.753 on February 24, 2025 and a low of $2.404 on October 7, 2024.

The 2023–24 season averaged $2.496, so this season is 3.8% higher.

2024–25 against 2023–24

U.S. propane, 2024–25 against 2023–24, dollars per gallon
2024–252023–24Change
Average$2.591$2.496 Up +$0.095 (+3.8%)
High$2.753 Feb 24$2.616 Feb 19 Up +$0.137 (+5.2%)
Low$2.404 Oct 7$2.379 Oct 2 Up +$0.025 (+1.1%)
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Week by week

U.S. propane prices, 2024–25 season against 2023–242024–25 season: 26 weekly values from Oct 7, 2024 to Mar 31, 2025, highest $2.753 on Feb 24, 2025, lowest $2.404 on Oct 7, 2024. 2023–24 season: 26 weekly values from Oct 2, 2023 to Mar 25, 2024, highest $2.616 on Feb 19, 2024, lowest $2.379 on Oct 2, 2023.$2.30$2.40$2.50$2.60$2.70$2.80OctNovDecJanFebMar
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Season average by area

Average propane price by area, 2024–25 against 2023–24
Area2024–252023–24Change
East Coast(PADD 1)$3.472$3.329 +$0.143 (+4.3%)
New England(PADD 1A)$3.651$3.441 +$0.210 (+6.1%)
Connecticut$3.923$3.694 +$0.229 (+6.2%)
Maine$3.394$3.118 +$0.276 (+8.9%)
Massachusetts$3.593$3.494 +$0.099 (+2.8%)
New Hampshire$3.645$3.466 +$0.179 (+5.2%)
Rhode Island$3.670$3.508 +$0.162 (+4.6%)
Vermont$3.682$3.448 +$0.234 (+6.8%)
Central Atlantic(PADD 1B)$3.342$3.205 +$0.137 (+4.3%)
Delaware$3.790$3.577 +$0.213 (+6.0%)
Maryland$3.624$3.460 +$0.164 (+4.7%)
New Jersey$3.656$3.292 +$0.364 (+11.1%)
New York$3.442$3.314 +$0.128 (+3.9%)
Pennsylvania$2.955$2.851 +$0.104 (+3.6%)
Lower Atlantic(PADD 1C)$3.468$3.378 +$0.090 (+2.7%)
Florida$4.721$4.916 −$0.195 (−4.0%)
Georgia$3.135$3.021 +$0.114 (+3.8%)
North Carolina$3.391$3.297 +$0.094 (+2.9%)
Virginia$3.521$3.377 +$0.144 (+4.3%)
Midwest(PADD 2)$2.091$2.016 +$0.075 (+3.7%)
Illinois$1.905$1.862 +$0.043 (+2.3%)
Indiana$2.414$2.382 +$0.032 (+1.3%)
Iowa$1.616$1.585 +$0.031 (+2.0%)
Kansas$1.860$1.794 +$0.066 (+3.7%)
Kentucky$2.688$2.618 +$0.070 (+2.7%)
Michigan$2.268$2.203 +$0.065 (+3.0%)
Minnesota$1.971$1.868 +$0.103 (+5.5%)
Missouri$2.121$2.039 +$0.082 (+4.0%)
Nebraska$1.660$1.629 +$0.031 (+1.9%)
North Dakota$1.714$1.671 +$0.043 (+2.6%)
Ohio$2.674$2.542 +$0.132 (+5.2%)
Oklahoma$2.284$2.261 +$0.023 (+1.0%)
South Dakota$1.875$1.783 +$0.092 (+5.2%)
Tennessee$3.210$3.159 +$0.051 (+1.6%)
Wisconsin$1.935$1.838 +$0.097 (+5.3%)
Gulf Coast(PADD 3)$2.905$2.785 +$0.120 (+4.3%)
Alabama$3.417$3.204 +$0.213 (+6.6%)
Arkansas$2.442$2.271 +$0.171 (+7.5%)
Mississippi$3.012$2.869 +$0.143 (+5.0%)
Texas$2.943$2.895 +$0.048 (+1.7%)
Rocky Mountain(PADD 4)$2.284$2.254 +$0.030 (+1.3%)
Colorado$2.257$2.261 −$0.004 (−0.2%)
Idaho$2.495$2.483 +$0.012 (+0.5%)
Montana$2.167$2.093 +$0.074 (+3.5%)
Utah$2.400$2.336 +$0.064 (+2.7%)

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, weekly propane residential price table. Averages are simple means of the weekly survey values from October to March.