<!-- canonical: https://fill-line.com/supply/exports -->
<!-- Machine-readable Markdown for agents. Append .md to any page URL; index at https://fill-line.com/llms.txt -->

# US propane exports

Weekly propane/propylene exports, thousand barrels per day (kb/d)

_Data through Aug 28, 2026 · source last checked Sep 2, 2026 · page revised Sep 2, 2026_

> Now 2.153 million b/d, 39.2% above the 5-yr median.

US propane exports reached 2.153 million barrels per day for the week ending August 28, up 6.7% on the week. Year-over-year exports are up 20.5%, and current levels sit 39.2% above the 5-year median.

## The numbers

| Period | Current | Prior | Change |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Week over week | 2,153 kb/d | 2,018 kb/d | +6.7% |
| vs 4 weeks ago | 2,153 kb/d | 1,921 kb/d | +12.1% |
| Year over year | 2,153 kb/d | 1,787 kb/d | +20.5% |
| vs 5-yr median | 2,153 kb/d | 1,547 kb/d | +39.2% |

## About US propane exports

This is weekly US propane and propylene exports, mostly cargoes loaded at Gulf Coast marine terminals for buyers overseas, in thousand barrels per day, from EIA's Weekly Petroleum Status Report. The US has been a net propane exporter since 2010 and now ships more of its supply overseas than any other country loads, so this line is not a footnote to the domestic market; it is one of the two claims (with domestic demand) on everything [US production](/supply/production) makes.

Because export cargoes bid for the same barrels a US dealer's rack supply comes from, a heavy loading program can pull on [Gulf Coast stocks](/stocks/padd3) and firm the [Mont Belvieu wholesale price](/spot/mont-belvieu) in a week that has nothing to do with US weather. That is the export-parity mechanism: US retail prices carry a floor set partly by what an overseas buyer is willing to pay, not only by domestic heating demand. See [exports by destination](/supply/exports-by-destination) for which countries are doing the buying.

EIA publishes this weekly figure alongside stocks and production each Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Eastern in the Weekly Petroleum Status Report, for the week ended the prior Friday. Loadings run lumpy week to week, since a single large cargo can move the number on its own, which is why this series is better read as a trend over several weeks than as a single reading against the one before it.

## About this data

- Source: EIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report
- Series: Propane and propylene supply (production, exports, imports, product supplied)
- Geography: United States
- Unit: kb/d
- Calculation period: Weekly balance
- Last observation: Aug 28, 2026
- Update frequency: Weekly

---
Cite: US propane exports: 2.153 million b/d as of Aug 28, 2026 (EIA weekly). The Fill Line. https://fill-line.com/supply/exports
Canonical URL: https://fill-line.com/supply/exports
