Current propane prices

anniew · #21 08/07/14, 08:33 PM

Much higher here...filled tank (only took 58 gallons). Bill was charged at 2.54 a gallon AFTER a 30 cent deduct for cash and another 30 centsfdeduct for order/fill by JUly 31 so that is $3.14 per gallon.

However, they also charged me $75 annual lease fee for the tank since I don't use enough, so that really increases the cost per gallon. First year they did that...I'll have my own tank by next season! Guess since I am in a very heavy natural gas well area, they are getting their money while the natural gas isn't hooked to homes yet...

perry b · #22 08/09/14, 03:59 PM

It was $1.99 a gallon here in northeast Louisiana last week.

blanket · #23 08/09/14, 05:13 PM

$1.60 per for the 400 gallons I bought last week in SE Iowa

Bobrm2 · #24 08/09/14, 05:38 PM

How about 2.19 current; but it one commits to winter delivery 1.99 per gallon. Here in Marshall, Ar.

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Originally Posted by Ziptie

Filling up the tanks for this winter. Prices seem a little high here still $1.49/gal hasn't gone below that all summer. What are your prices looking like currently?

maddy · #25 08/09/14, 06:09 PM

$1.85 . . . Eastern Washington. Graywolf, call Cenex. The quotes I got from some of their competitors went as high as $2.55. Those same competitors were close to $8.00 a gallon last winter. What a racket.

Explorer · #26 08/09/14, 06:51 PM

$2.50 a gal for 150 gal back in mid July. Located in mountains of east central Arizona.

wwubben · #27 08/09/14, 07:02 PM

I prepaid my winter supply for $1.58 a gallon.Buy now if you are going to need any.The price has the possibility of going up a lot.All the farm publications are warning us.My supplier also told me that.

sisterpine · #28 08/09/14, 07:08 PM

I am certain ours was over two bucks per.

davrhods · #29 08/09/14, 07:42 PM

Just got a minimum delivery , to waive $75 tank charge was charged $4.09 per gallon. Last winter put in a couple electric baseboards to back up wood stove and did not use propane except to cook. Time to buy my own tank.

logbuilder · #30 08/09/14, 08:44 PM

I'm a firm believer in owning your own tank. I got mine 10 years ago for a cost of ~$1,000 for a 500 gal. It will last me a year unless the winter is severe. I call around and find the best cost. Sometimes that can vary by as much as $1 per gallon. If I am buying 350 gallons that can pay for a tank pretty quick.

Plus, just today we finished with our firewood chores for the year. Processed and got stored about 5 cords.