Propane prices in your area

[5030]

AN tanks (bottles) and propane bottles are the same except for the fill and vapor taps so if there are any AN bottles for sale around you, buy them. Moat suppliers will refit them for a nominal charge or for free if you buy your gas from them. Both of my 500 gallon bottles are repurposed AN bottles.

 

[Joe Hickerson]

330 gal. tank here. Don't own it. Gas company suggested the smaller tank as we do burn some wood and the smaller tank fills more often and helps fit their route schedule. Filled in November at 2.09 and again yesterday at 2.19. Seems reasonable.....

 

[5030]

I fill mine in the summer when it costs less and this year I also pre bought an additional 500 because I knew the price was going up (and it did).

 

[coobie]

$2.39 per gallon here in lower Mi.Had both 500 gal.tanks topped off in august for $1.45 gal.Locked in at $1.70 for winter still have 60% currently in one tank.

 

[Root Cause]

Filled small tanks and RV at TSC in October. It had jumped from 2.57 to $3.27 in a few weeks.

 

[5030]

That is about 2 times the per gallon cost here but then it is TSC.,

 

[5030]

$2.39 per gallon here in lower Mi.Had both 500 gal.tanks topped off in august for $1.45 gal.Locked in at $1.70 for winter still have 60% currently in one tank.

According to Michigan Propane prices it's holding pretty steady. Now if Whitless succeeds in getting Line 5 shut down, who knows where the prices will go. Most all of our propane here comes out of Sarnia. I pre bought 500 for a little less than you locked in at.

 

[kenmac]

I'm lucky enough (or un lucky enough) to be on NG.

 

[5030]

I'm lucky enough (or un lucky enough) to be on NG.

I wish I was. over the years propane has been pretty much at least twice as expensive as NG. Why we use a bio mass stove (corn stove as well).

 

[OldMcDonald]

Delivery today. £95 for 47kgs. Check my maths, but 1kg = 1.8 litres and 3.785 litres = 1 U.S. gallon, so I make it that 47kgs = 84.6 litres = 22.35 gallons, so £4.25 per gallon. Xrate about £1=$1.35 so about $3.15/gallon. Small quantity, offshore island and UK fossil fuel prices are always a lot higher than US prices.

Orkney is very windy and has a surplus of wind power almost constantly but we still pay around 20p (27c) per kWh.