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Rhode Island propane price: $2.97 per gallon (residential average, estimate). Week of Oct 12, 2026. U.S. average: $2.54. Source: Sample data (placeholder; EIA feed not yet connected). Updated Oct 14, 2026. SAMPLE DATA, NOT REAL PRICES.

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Rhode Island Propane Prices: Tank Fill and Swap Costs Near You

Average residential propane in Rhode Island is $2.97/gal (+0.02 vs last week). Use it to estimate a home tank fill, then compare with cylinder swap/exchange prices nearby. Sample data

Rhode Island 12-week price history

Sample data, not real prices. Placeholder estimates for preview only. Live EIA data is not connected yet.

Rhode Island residential propane, USD per gallon (sample data)
Week ofPrice / gallon
Oct 12, 2026$2.97
Oct 5, 2026$2.95
Sep 28, 2026$2.93
Sep 21, 2026$2.94
Sep 14, 2026$2.92
Sep 7, 2026$2.90
Aug 31, 2026$2.91
Aug 24, 2026$2.89
Aug 17, 2026$2.87
Aug 10, 2026$2.88
Aug 3, 2026$2.86
Jul 27, 2026$2.84
Jul 20, 2026$2.85

Propane locations in Rhode Island

Sample listings, not real businesses. Real dealer and exchange listings coming soon.

Propane locations in Rhode Island: tank exchange and fill (sample listings, not real businesses)
NameCityService areaExchangeFillService typeExchange price (with tank to trade in)Exchange price (no tank to trade)Fill price per gallonSource
Sample Dealer 1 – Providence Providence, RI Approx. 30-mile radius of Providence No Yes Fill only Unknown Unknown $3.39/gal (sample) Sample data
Sample Exchange Spot 2 – Providence Providence, RI Providence metro (walk-in cylinder exchange) Yes No Exchange only $21.99 (sample) $54.99 (sample) Unknown Sample data

How to lower your propane cost

How much does it cost to fill a propane tank in Rhode Island?

Multiply the per-gallon price by the gallons you need. A 500-gallon home tank is filled to about 80% (400 gallons), so at the shown average price that is roughly 400 x the price. Delivery fees and minimums vary by dealer.

Is a tank swap (exchange) cheaper than a refill?

Usually not per gallon. A 20 lb exchange cylinder often holds about 15 lb (about 3.5 gallons), so refilling at a dealer is typically cheaper per gallon. Exchange is faster and more convenient.

When is propane cheapest?

Prices usually dip in late spring and summer. Filling or pre-buying a season contract before October can lower your cost.

How can I lower my propane cost?

Compare dealers, ask about budget or pre-buy plans, own your tank so you can shop around, and improve insulation and thermostat settings.