Propane Prices

[Coldtrailer]

Northern Wi, 62.9/gal if you own your tank-cash price and 200 gal minimum....its been at that price for some time now....

 

[windy acers]

GREATER CINCINNATI AND NORTHERN KENTUCKY $1.79 GAL.

 

[NoTrespassing]

$1.19/gal. Not the best price I've seen but I won't complain. I think it may actually end up $1.09 paying cash, we'll see Monday when it's delivered. We only burned about 500 gallons last year, that quite an improvement over years past by running a couple small space heaters. Electricity is cheap here, less that .05 cent per kilowatt so I think it make sense. Winters coming, time to put the chains and blade on the tractor.

Kevin

 

[Gunny]

$1.89 a gallon down here, but I rarely use over 350 gallons a year, so I don't get any discounts

 

[teejk]

I think it's holding at about 1.19 or lower around here. Doesn't look like much will be needed for grain drying since mother nature was kind. And I think the suppliers have added a lot of storage capacity since the crisis so I expect it should hold around there barring a brutal winter.

 

[bumperm]

3 months ago, filled my 1000 underground for 1.24. Americas, usually the highest price around, called me a week later and asked if I'd like to be topped up for the winter for .99. Oh well. Dead of winter here and the prices tend to go up to near $3.

 

[OrangeAgain]

$1.919 on 10/19/2015 in Chittenden County, Vermont with a Vermont Farm Bureau discount.

 

[bumperm]

$1.919 on 10/19/2015 in Chittenden County, Vermont with a Vermont Farm Bureau discount.

Is that a you own it or they own it tank?

I own my tank so I can shop around. Most of my neighbors don't, and are on "keep filled" agreements with one company or another. The propane companies with the "captive" customers charge about a buck more than I pay by shopping around. My 1000 gal. underground cost me $5K all up a few years ago. I'm to the good side of that now as savings have paid for it. (Above ground 1000 costs a hair under $3K here.

 

[RobA]

I got tired of not owning my tank and paying stupid prices. Bought a 500 gallon tank and paid 99 cents to fill it (their current price for 300+ gallons). Was paying $2.99 when I was tied to the other provider.

 

[/pine]

I don't buy it in bulk but a local dealer was filling 20# "grill" bottles here for $7...that is half the regular price...methinks they were probably breaking even and their regular profit margin is close to 100%...??