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Utah propane prices

Current residential price: $2.465/gal. EIA weekly survey (October-March).

Data through Oct 26, 2026 · source last checked Oct 31, 2026 · page revised Oct 29, 2026

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About this data
Source
EIA State Heating Oil and Propane Program survey
Series
Residential retail propane price
Basis
Residential, retail
Geography
Utah
Unit
$/gal
Calculation
Weekly survey, Oct-Mar heating season
Last observation
Oct 26, 2026
Update frequency
Weekly, Oct-Mar

Now $2.465/gal, 7.6% above the 5-yr median.

Utah residential propane hit $2.465/gal through October 26, up 5.8% week over week and up 9.2% year over year. The price sits 7.6% above the 5-yr median per the EIA weekly survey (October-March).

The numbers
PeriodCurrentPriorChange
Week over week$2.465/gal$2.329/gal+5.8%
Year over year$2.465/gal$2.257/gal+9.2%
vs 5-yr median$2.465/gal$2.290/gal+7.6%
Utah heating seasons compared: residential propane, EIA weekly survey
Heating seasonWeeksAverageLow (week)High (week)vs Rocky Mountain average
2026-27 (so far)4$2.329/gal$2.227/gal (Oct 5)$2.465/gal (Oct 26)+3.1 cents
2025-2626$2.292/gal$2.243/gal (Nov 10)$2.343/gal (Mar 23)+10.1 cents
2024-2526$2.400/gal$2.278/gal (Oct 7)$2.490/gal (Mar 10)+11.8 cents
2023-2426$2.336/gal$2.221/gal (Oct 16)$2.476/gal (Feb 12)+8.2 cents
2022-2326$2.576/gal$2.509/gal (Oct 17)$2.681/gal (Feb 13)+9.7 cents
2021-2226$2.674/gal$2.561/gal (Oct 4)$2.813/gal (Mar 7)+14.6 cents

Each season runs October through March. The average is the simple mean of that season's weekly readings, and the low and high name their survey week. The last column is Utah's residential price minus the Rocky Mountain residential average over the same weeks, per gallon.

Propane-heated households — US Census ACS 5-year estimate (2020-2024), table B25040
MeasureValue
Homes heating with propane28,944
Share of occupied homes2.6%
Occupied homes (all fuels)1,124,822
National rank by propane share#44 of 51

Previous weeks

Week of Oct 19, 2026

Utah residential propane stands at $2.329/gal as of Oct. 19, up 1.6% on the week and holding 2.1% above the 5-yr median.

Week of Oct 12, 2026

Residential propane in Utah reached $2.293/gal, up 3.0% on the week and 0.8% year over year. The price sits 0.6% below the five-year median as of October 12.

Week of Oct 5, 2026

Utah residential propane stands at $2.227/gal as of October 5, 2.2% below the 5-year median. Price is down 0.9% from a year ago.

Week of Mar 30, 2026

Utah residential propane was $2.337/gal on the Mar 30 survey, down 0.3% from the prior week. The price sits 8.4% below the 4-year median and is up 5.0% from a year ago.

About Utah propane prices

Utah runs on natural gas. Mains serve most of the Wasatch Front and the delivered-fuel market is small by comparison, which leaves propane to the rural counties, the canyon communities and the high desert towns. Refineries north of Salt Lake City and gas processing in the Uinta Basin supply much of that demand, so the freight leg behind a Utah price is shorter than in most western states.

EIA builds this number by calling retail dealers in Utah each week of the October to March heating season and averaging what they report, published Wednesday afternoon. The survey stops for the summer and picks back up in October. EIA publishes no wholesale price for Utah, so the chart carries the residential line alone. The wholesale series runs at the regional level instead, on the Rocky Mountain price page. The Census Bureau's American Community Survey, on five-year estimates, puts propane as the main heating fuel in 2.6% of occupied Utah homes, below the national middle.

The regional numbers around this price are Rocky Mountain propane prices and Rockies and West Coast propane stocks, the inventory that has to cover the winter. The propane usage calculator will estimate your fill cost at this price: gallons per burner-hour from an appliance's rating, gallons a year, and how long a tank of a given size lasts between deliveries.

Common questions

What is the current propane price in Utah?

Utah's residential propane price is $2.465/gal as of Oct 26, 2026, the latest reading in EIA's weekly heating-season survey. The chart above carries the full history and the table shows the week-over-week move.

When is propane most expensive in Utah?

In EIA's weekly survey, which runs October through March, Utah's residential price set its season high in March in three of the last five heating seasons and February in two. The season low came in October in four of the last five heating seasons and November in one. From low to high the price moved an average of 19.8 cents a season, and the table above lists each season's high and low week. The regional wrinkle is that Rocky Mountain demand is spread thin across mountain counties and high plains, where the heating season runs long and a delivery route can be a long one. Why propane prices rise in winter has the mechanics.

How does the Utah propane price compare with the Rocky Mountain average?

Utah's residential propane price averaged above the Rocky Mountain average in each of the last five heating seasons, by between 8.2 cents and 14.6 cents a gallon. In the Oct 26, 2026 survey Utah was at $2.465/gal against $2.377/gal for the Rocky Mountain average. The seasons table above gives the gap season by season, and Rocky Mountain propane prices carries the district's own chart.

Why is there no wholesale propane price for Utah?

EIA publishes no state-level wholesale (rack) price for Utah, so the chart above carries the residential line alone. The wholesale series runs at the regional level instead, on the Rocky Mountain price page, and the Mont Belvieu spot price is the national wholesale benchmark. How propane is priced walks through the delivered-service stack that separates a rack gallon from a delivered one.