U.S. Propane Prices in the 2025–26 Heating Season
October 2025 to March 2026 · 26 EIA surveys
Last updated
Over the 2025–26 heating season, U.S. residential propane averaged $2.553 a gallon, with a high of $2.678 on March 23, 2026 and a low of $2.417 on October 6, 2025.
The 2024–25 season averaged $2.591, so this season is 1.5% lower.
2025–26 against 2024–25
| 2025–26 | 2024–25 | Change | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average | $2.553 | $2.591 | Down −$0.038 (−1.5%) |
| High | $2.678 Mar 23 | $2.753 Feb 24 | Down −$0.075 (−2.7%) |
| Low | $2.417 Oct 6 | $2.404 Oct 7 | Up +$0.013 (+0.5%) |
| Surveys | 26 | 26 |
Week by week
Season average by area
| Area | 2025–26 | 2024–25 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| East Coast(PADD 1) | $3.436 | $3.472 | −$0.036 (−1.0%) |
| New England(PADD 1A) | $3.564 | $3.651 | −$0.087 (−2.4%) |
| Connecticut | $3.828 | $3.923 | −$0.095 (−2.4%) |
| Maine | $3.294 | $3.394 | −$0.100 (−2.9%) |
| Massachusetts | $3.413 | $3.593 | −$0.180 (−5.0%) |
| New Hampshire | $3.580 | $3.645 | −$0.065 (−1.8%) |
| Rhode Island | $3.629 | $3.670 | −$0.041 (−1.1%) |
| Vermont | $3.688 | $3.682 | +$0.006 (+0.2%) |
| Central Atlantic(PADD 1B) | $3.354 | $3.342 | +$0.012 (+0.4%) |
| Delaware | $3.572 | $3.790 | −$0.218 (−5.8%) |
| Maryland | $3.585 | $3.624 | −$0.039 (−1.1%) |
| New Jersey | $3.628 | $3.656 | −$0.028 (−0.8%) |
| New York | $3.528 | $3.442 | +$0.086 (+2.5%) |
| Pennsylvania | $2.932 | $2.955 | −$0.023 (−0.8%) |
| Lower Atlantic(PADD 1C) | $3.423 | $3.468 | −$0.045 (−1.3%) |
| Florida | $4.667 | $4.721 | −$0.054 (−1.1%) |
| Georgia | $3.078 | $3.135 | −$0.057 (−1.8%) |
| North Carolina | $3.358 | $3.391 | −$0.033 (−1.0%) |
| Virginia | $3.461 | $3.521 | −$0.060 (−1.7%) |
| Midwest(PADD 2) | $2.068 | $2.091 | −$0.023 (−1.1%) |
| Illinois | $1.905 | $1.905 | $0.000 |
| Indiana | $2.473 | $2.414 | +$0.059 (+2.4%) |
| Iowa | $1.591 | $1.616 | −$0.025 (−1.5%) |
| Kansas | $1.899 | $1.860 | +$0.039 (+2.1%) |
| Kentucky | $2.672 | $2.688 | −$0.016 (−0.6%) |
| Michigan | $2.262 | $2.268 | −$0.006 (−0.3%) |
| Minnesota | $1.951 | $1.971 | −$0.020 (−1.0%) |
| Missouri | $2.097 | $2.121 | −$0.024 (−1.1%) |
| Nebraska | $1.606 | $1.660 | −$0.054 (−3.3%) |
| North Dakota | $1.630 | $1.714 | −$0.084 (−4.9%) |
| Ohio | $2.579 | $2.674 | −$0.095 (−3.6%) |
| Oklahoma | $2.224 | $2.284 | −$0.060 (−2.6%) |
| South Dakota | $1.790 | $1.875 | −$0.085 (−4.5%) |
| Tennessee | $3.145 | $3.210 | −$0.065 (−2.0%) |
| Wisconsin | $1.909 | $1.935 | −$0.026 (−1.3%) |
| Gulf Coast(PADD 3) | $2.888 | $2.905 | −$0.017 (−0.6%) |
| Alabama | $3.462 | $3.417 | +$0.045 (+1.3%) |
| Arkansas | $2.342 | $2.442 | −$0.100 (−4.1%) |
| Mississippi | $3.020 | $3.012 | +$0.008 (+0.3%) |
| Texas | $2.939 | $2.943 | −$0.004 (−0.1%) |
| Rocky Mountain(PADD 4) | $2.191 | $2.284 | −$0.093 (−4.1%) |
| Colorado | $2.223 | $2.257 | −$0.034 (−1.5%) |
| Idaho | $2.363 | $2.495 | −$0.132 (−5.3%) |
| Montana | $2.024 | $2.167 | −$0.143 (−6.6%) |
| Utah | $2.292 | $2.400 | −$0.108 (−4.5%) |
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, weekly propane residential price table. Averages are simple means of the weekly survey values from October to March.