Florida propane prices
The last reading of the season, from the EIA's weekly survey. The series resumes in October.
per gallon · Florida residential average
Week ending 2026-03-30 · U.S. Energy Information Administration · surveyed weekly, October through March
What Florida propane costs to heat with
A price per gallon says nothing on its own — equipment efficiency decides how much of it reaches the room. At a mid-efficiency furnace at 90% AFUE, Florida propane delivers heat at $57.15 per million BTU.
| Equipment | Efficiency | $ / million BTU delivered |
|---|---|---|
| Older propane furnace | 80% AFUE | $64.29 |
| Mid-efficiency | 90% AFUE | $57.15 |
| High-efficiency condensing | 95% AFUE | $54.14 |
The other heating fuels in Florida
At today's prices a heat pump, natural gas, heating oil and electric baseboard all deliver the same heat for less than propane does here — before any equipment cost.
| Fuel | Price | $ / million BTU delivered |
|---|---|---|
| Electricity (cold-climate heat pump) | 15.17¢/kWh | $20.21 |
| Natural gas national avg | $19.83/Mcf | $21.25 |
| Heating oil (No. 2) PADD1C est. | $5.156/gallon | $44.32 |
| Electricity (baseboard) | 15.17¢/kWh | $44.46 |
Electricity is shown twice on purpose: a heat pump and a baseboard heater run on the same electricity but differ by a factor of two, so quoting one figure for "electric heat" would be meaningless. Combustion figures assume a 90% AFUE furnace. Nothing here includes the cost of buying or installing the equipment, which is usually what decides a switch. Figures marked as estimates are regional or national averages rather than Florida readings, because the EIA does not survey that fuel here. How the fallbacks work.