Propane Prices this winter

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Although local factors dominate the price of propane, for those of use who don't have access to natural gas, the traded price of propane is much lower than 2022. Hopefully some of that will filter through the system. I'll probably fill my 500 gallon tank (400 gallon at 80%) when I'm down at 40% in December. Enjoy

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Already seeing it. We were topped off at $2.699 delivered last week. Pretty sure it was almost a dollar more than that last year.
 
I sure wish mine was 0.63/gal!! I paid 2.29 about a month ago, plus $10 delivery. About time to look for a new supplier methinks.
I just paid $3.37 last Wednesday and thought it would be closer to $4. There's 3 companies in my area that are usually within Penny's of each other and one of them is always the cheapest in town.

Amerigas and ferrel are always $1 or more higher.
 

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I just paid $3.37 last Wednesday and thought it would be closer to $4. There's 3 companies in my area that are usually within Penny's of each other and one of them is always the cheapest in town.

Amerigas and ferrel are always $1 or more higher.
I’ve got ferrellgas, my son has someone else that’s cheaper. That’s who I’ll be switching to… last fill I think his was at least 0.75 cheaper per gal.
 
Ive gotta call around this week and find someone to fill my tank for the garage heat. Ferrelgas wants 4.31 a gallon and they can shove it. Everyone else around here seems to be around $2 a gallon.
 
Just took a propane delivery of 948 Liters = 260 US Gallons.
Paid $0.789 per Liter or about $2.25 US per US gallon
Price on our Last delivery in March was $0.8990 per Liter or $2.55 US per US gallon
The carbon tax on propane went from $0.0774 per Liter to $0.1006 per Liter - an increase of 30% from March to November.

I am eternally grateful to our government in helping me reduce my carbon footprint by taxing my heating fuel..../s
 
Although local factors dominate the price of propane, for those of use who don't have access to natural gas, the traded price of propane is much lower than 2022. Hopefully some of that will filter through the system. I'll probably fill my 500 gallon tank (400 gallon at 80%) when I'm down at 40% in December. Enjoy

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My local Amerigas supplier ran a special in October for 1.69 a gal. It's the end of their fiscal year and they try to deliver as much as they can. Unfortunately I was pretty full and couldn't take advantage of it.
 
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