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Heating fuel prices, Florida

How much is propane in Florida?

$4.68 a gallon on average across the 2025 to 2026 heating season, in the weekly survey the EIA runs from October to March. That is 6 cents a gallon below the winter before.

$4.68
Propane, 2025 to 2026 average
26 weeks surveyed
Down $0.06
Against last winter
2024 to 2025 averaged $4.74
October
Cheapest month of a season
19 cents below February, across 5 seasons
62 million gallons
Propane burned at home
28th of the 50 states that burn any, 2024
The price

Propane prices in Florida

$4.68a gallon, the average propane price in Florida across the 2025 to 2026 heating seasonState price

26 weeks surveyed, from a low of $4.47 to a high of $4.76. The last week, ending Mar 30, 2026, came in at $4.71, level with the season average.

EIA surveys propane dealers in Florida directly, so this is Florida's own weekly price.

The EIA is surveying now. A new residential price lands each Monday through March, and the newest week surveyed ends Mar 30, 2026.

Against other statesFlorida was the dearest of the 38 states EIA surveys for propane this season.

Same EIA regionGeorgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia

Season by season

Propane prices in Florida, winter by winter

Each winter is one point: the average of the weeks surveyed, with the band behind it showing how far the price travelled inside that season. The band is usually the more useful half of the picture, because a household buying in November and a household buying in February are not paying the same winter's price. The 2025 to 2026 season came out 6th cheapest of the 12 on record here.

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The season average. The cheapest and dearest weeks of each season. Residential propane, Florida, by heating season. Source: State Heating Oil and Propane Program, U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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The calendar

When is propane cheapest in Florida?

Across the 5 heating seasons on record here, October has averaged the cheapest month and February the dearest, a spread of 19 cents a gallon. That is an average of real weeks rather than a forecast: a cold snap or a move in the distillate market can turn any single winter the other way, and a tank that runs dry in January does not get to wait for October.

$4.62Oct$4.75Nov$4.69Dec$4.79Jan$4.81Feb$4.73Mar
What a gallon of propane averaged in each month of the season in Florida, across the last 5 heating seasons. The bars start above zero so the spread across a winter is readable. Source: State Heating Oil and Propane Program, U.S. Energy Information Administration.
Oil or propane

Is propane cheaper than heating oil in Florida?

Per gallon the two prices are not comparable, because a gallon of propane carries about two thirds the heat of a gallon of heating oil. Converted to what a million Btu costs, on each fuel's 2025 to 2026 season average in Florida:

Florida, the 2025 to 2026 heating season average
FuelA gallonBtu in a gallonPer million Btu
Heating oilCheaper heat$3.54138,500$25.58
Propane$4.6891,452$51.22

Heating oil came out 100 percent cheaper per unit of heat, a gap of $25.64 per million Btu. Conversion factors from the British thermal units, U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Appliance efficiency is the piece this does not cover, and it can be worth more than the price gap: the same gallon in a newer burner buys more heat. Switching fuels means new equipment, so for most households this is a comparison of what they are already paying rather than a decision to make this winter.

Heating oil in Florida$3.54 a gallon across the 2025 to 2026 season.Regional price

Who burns it

How much propane Florida homes burn

Florida households burned 62 million gallons of propane in 2024, 28th of the 50 states that burn any. That is 8 percent up on 2015, 9 years earlier. Consumption is the half of this story a price cannot tell: it is what decides whether a state has a dealer on every road or one that drives an hour.

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Millions of gallons of propane burned by Florida households a year. Source: State Energy Data System, U.S. Energy Information Administration.
A round cellar furnace with wide ducts branching from its top like arms, an oil burner bolted to its base, lit by a single bulb
An oil burner fitted to a gravity furnace in a Snow Hill, Maryland cellar, photographed for the Historic American Buildings Survey. The burner is where a gallon of heating oil ends up, and its size is why a cold week shows on the bill. “Octopus-style-heating-furnace-Snow-Hill-Maryland-USA” by US National Park Service, photographed by John O. Brostrup, Public domain

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Prices from the State Heating Oil and Propane Program, U.S. Energy Information Administration (propane series), compiled 2026-09-22; the newest week shown ends Mar 30, 2026. Household consumption from the State Energy Data System, U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2024. The EIA figure is a residential price averaged across dealers in the survey area, so an individual quote, a pre buy contract or a delivery minimum will read differently. Every state is in the heating fuel prices by state table.