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Propane Price Chart: 5-Year US Residential Average (Latest EIA: 30 March 2026)

Three views of the US residential propane price per gallon: the weekly residential series with the Mont Belvieu wholesale spot overlay, and the 12-year annual high-low-average range. All values from the EIA Weekly Heating Oil and Propane Survey weekly archive, which publishes October through March.

52-week weekly chart

The chart below covers the full 2025-2026 heating season (week ending 6 October 2025 through week ending 30 March 2026). The amber line is the EIA US average residential weekly figure (W_EPLLPA_PRS_NUS_DPG); the dashed teal line is the Mont Belvieu spot benchmark for the same week. The residential series climbed from $2.417 to $2.674 across the season, an increase of 25.7 cents per gallon.

$0.50$1.00$1.50$2.00$2.506 Oct3 Nov1 Dec29 Dec26 Jan23 Feb23 Mar30 Mar$2.67$ / gallonUS residential (EIA weekly)Mont Belvieu spot (EIA daily)
The weekly US residential average peaked at $2.678 per gallon during the 2025-2026 heating season and finished at $2.674. Mont Belvieu wholesale spot ranged from $0.581 to $0.835. Source: EIA Weekly Heating Oil and Propane Survey, EIA daily Mont Belvieu series.

12-year annual range

The high-low bars show each calendar year's range across the published EIA weekly residential readings (the survey runs October through March); the horizontal mark is that year's average. Two episodes are visible: the 2014 polar vortex peak (week ending 27 January 2014, $4.010 per gallon, the all-time high in the weekly archive), and the 2022 supply disruption following the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which raised the global NGL floor and pushed the 2022 average to $2.759 (EIA Today in Energy).

$2.00$2.50$3.00$3.50$4.00201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025$ / gallonAnnual high to low rangeAnnual average
Annual high, low, and average of the EIA weekly US average residential propane price (W_EPLLPA_PRS_NUS_DPG), across the October-March weeks the survey publishes each year. 2014 polar vortex and 2022 NGL repricing are visible in the bar height.

Annual figures

YearAvg ($/gal)HighLowHigh monthLow monthNote
2014$2.856$4.010$2.368JanDecPolar vortex spike, winter heating premiums never seen since
2015$2.150$2.386$1.893JanOct
2016$2.053$2.213$1.984DecOct
2017$2.389$2.496$2.271DecJan
2018$2.482$2.607$2.370JanOct
2019$2.175$2.435$1.839FebOct
2020$1.909$2.010$1.772JanOctPandemic demand shock; the cheapest year in the series
2021$2.487$2.733$2.012NovJan
2022$2.759$3.019$2.660MarOctRussia-Ukraine supply disruption raised the global NGL floor
2023$2.558$2.710$2.379JanOct
2024$2.506$2.616$2.369FebSep
2025$2.589$2.753$2.417FebOct

Source: EIA weekly residential US average series (W_EPLLPA_PRS_NUS_DPG). Averaged across the weekly readings EIA published in each calendar year; the survey runs October through March, so summer months are not observed.

Current vs historical context

The current US residential average of $2.674 per gallon sits above the 5-year calendar-year average of $2.580 (+3.7%) and below the 2014 polar vortex weekly record of $4.010 (a level not reached since). The 2025 average across published survey weeks came in at $2.589, with the high in February. The 2025-2026 heating season tracked close to that level, averaging $2.553.

Historical peaks, annotated

Download the data

The structured data behind these charts is published verbatim from the EIA Weekly Heating Oil and Propane Survey. EIA distributes the underlying series as Excel files on each survey landing page. We do not republish behind a paywall; the original source is at eia.gov/petroleum/heatingoilpropane/.

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