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Wyoming Propane Price 2026: Cost Per Gallon, Suppliers & Delivery

Wyoming residential propane is $2.58/gal in the latest EIA SHOPP release, -7% versus the $2.78 national average and -15% versus the West regional average of $3.04. Wyoming's pricing is below average. Full breakdown of Wyoming pricing, fill-up costs by tank size, regional comparison and how to find a licensed propane supplier.

Last verified 27 April 2026 · Sourced from EIA Wyoming residential propane price survey

Final release of the 2025/26 heating season. EIA SHOPP does not publish state-level weekly prices May to September; next release expected October 2026.

Wyoming Propane Price Snapshot

Wyoming residential price
$2.58/gal

EIA SHOPP weekly survey, statewide retail average

vs national average ($2.78)
-7%

Wyoming pays $-0.20 less per gallon than the US average

vs West regional avg ($3.04)
-15%

Wyoming sits below the West regional average

Annual cost (typical 1,000 gal household)
$2580

Versus $2780 at the national average

500-gallon fill cost (80% rule)
$1032.00

400 usable gallons at $2.58/gal

Best time to fill
May to Aug

Off-season pre-buy and cap-price contracts typically save 10-20%

The figures above are statewide retail averages from the EIA SHOPP residential propane price survey. Local rates within Wyoming can vary materially: rural delivery routes, urban supplier density, and contract type (will-call vs auto-fill vs pre-buy) all move the per-gallon number you are quoted.

Why Wyoming Propane Prices Sit Where They Do

Western propane prices vary widely. California and the Pacific Northwest run above the national average due to limited refining capacity and longer supply chains; Hawaii and Alaska are persistently the most expensive states because of import-only logistics. Mountain states like Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming sit closer to the national average.

Wyoming specifically sits at $2.58/gal, -15% versus the West regional average. Local supply chain length, household propane-heating share, regional storage capacity, and population density all combine to set the retail rate. For a more granular picture, see the same-region comparison table below.

Wyoming Propane Fill-Up Cost by Tank Size

Propane tanks are filled to 80% capacity (the "80% rule") to allow for thermal expansion. Costs below use Wyoming's $2.58/gal residential rate and the usable gallon count for each tank size, compared to the national-average rate of $2.78/gal.

Tank sizeUsable gallons (80%)Wyoming fill costNational avg costWyoming discount
100 gal (portable)80$206.40$222.40-$16.00
250 gal (small home)200$516.00$556.00-$40.00
500 gal (standard residential)400$1032.00$1112.00-$80.00
1,000 gal (large home / cold-climate)800$2064.00$2224.00-$160.00

A typical Wyoming household heating a 2,000 sqft home burns 800 to 1,200 gallons per year, which translates to two or three full fills of a 500-gallon tank. Annual propane spend ranges from $2064 (low usage) to $3096 (high usage) at the current statewide average rate.

How to Find a Licensed Propane Supplier in Wyoming

Buying propane from an unlicensed dealer is both a safety risk and a consumer-protection risk: licensed dealers must comply with NFPA 58 storage and delivery standards, carry insurance, and follow state-specific consumer rules on tank ownership and contract disclosure. Three reliable starting points:

  • National Propane Gas Association (NPGA) member directory at npga.org — the national trade association lists licensed propane retailers across all 50 states.
  • Wyoming state propane gas association — most states maintain their own licensed-dealer directory under a name like "Wyoming Propane Gas Association" or via the state Department of Agriculture / Weights and Measures office. Search for the directory and use the official state-licensed list.
  • Local-licensing public records — your state Department of Agriculture or Department of Consumer Protection typically publishes a registered propane dealer list. If a company quoting you is not on the state list, do not sign.

Always get a written quote that itemises per-gallon price, delivery fee, tank rental (if applicable), minimum-delivery surcharge, and any monthly tank fee. Compare two or three quotes before committing. Per-gallon spreads of 30 to 50 cents within the same county are common.

Tier-1 supplier list coming. A hand-curated list of named Wyoming propane suppliers (with HQ, coverage area, and notes on contract types) is in our editorial pipeline. We publish supplier lists only once each name has been verified against the official state licensed-dealer list and the supplier's active service-area page. We do not generate supplier names from training data; that is a hallucination risk we treat seriously.

Wyoming vs Other West States

StatePrice/galvs national avg ($2.78)500-gal fill cost
Hawaii$4.15+49%$1660.00
Alaska$3.85+38%$1540.00
California$3.42+23%$1368.00
Washington$3.02+9%$1208.00
Oregon$2.98+7%$1192.00
Nevada$2.95+6%$1180.00
Montana$2.88+4%$1152.00
Arizona$2.72-2%$1088.00
Utah$2.72-2%$1088.00
Colorado$2.68-4%$1072.00
Idaho$2.62-6%$1048.00
Wyoming (this page)$2.58-7%$1032.00
New Mexico$2.55-8%$1020.00

West regional average: $3.04/gal. See full state-by-state pricing for all 50 states.

Wyoming Propane Price FAQ

How much does propane cost per gallon in Wyoming?
Wyoming residential propane is $2.58/gallon based on the most recent EIA State Heating Oil and Propane Program release (27 April 2026, the final release of the 2025/26 heating season). That figure is -7% versus the $2.78 national average and -15% versus the West regional average of $3.04. The number is the statewide retail average; what you actually pay depends on your supplier, contract type (will-call, auto-fill, pre-buy or cap-price), location within the state, and tank ownership status. Always get two or three written quotes before signing — per-gallon spreads of 30-50 cents within the same county are common.
What does a full tank of propane cost in Wyoming?
At the Wyoming statewide rate of $2.58/gallon, filling a 500-gallon residential tank to its 80%-rule capacity (400 usable gallons) costs about $1032.00. A 250-gallon tank fills for about $516.00, and a 1,000-gallon tank fills for about $2064.00. Propane tanks fill to 80% rather than 100% to allow for thermal expansion in summer heat — this is a federal NFPA 58 safety requirement, not a supplier markup.
How much do Wyoming households spend on propane per year?
A typical Wyoming household using propane for primary heating burns 800-1,200 gallons per year depending on home size, climate severity, and insulation quality. At the current statewide rate of $2.58/gallon, that translates to about $2064-$3096 per year. Households using propane only for water heating, cooking or supplemental space heat typically burn 200-400 gallons annually, costing roughly $516-$1032. Pre-buy or cap-price contracts signed in summer typically save 10-20% on the year's spend.
When is the cheapest time to buy propane in Wyoming?
Late spring through midsummer (typically May through August). Propane prices follow a clear seasonal cycle: prices bottom after heating season ends and before the next winter's pre-buy window opens, and peak in January and February when cold-snap demand strains regional storage. Most propane suppliers offer pre-buy contracts (lock a per-gallon rate for next winter's deliveries) and cap-price contracts (set a ceiling but benefit if the market falls) during the summer off-season. If your tank is below 30% in autumn, fill it — do not wait for January hoping prices will fall.
Does LIHEAP help pay for propane in this state?
Possibly, if your household income qualifies. The federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is administered state by state, often through Community Action Agencies and state energy offices. The program funds a benefit paid directly to your propane supplier toward winter fuel costs. Eligibility is generally tied to household income (typically under 60% of state median income), with priority for households with elderly members, young children, or persons with disabilities. Each state runs its own LIHEAP variant with different program names, benefit amounts, and application windows. Apply through your state's LIHEAP office or local Community Action Agency, ideally before the heating season opens in October.
How do I find a licensed propane supplier in Wyoming?
Three reliable starting points: (1) the National Propane Gas Association (NPGA) member directory at npga.org lists licensed propane retailers nationally; (2) your state's propane gas association maintains a state-specific licensed-dealer list (search "Wyoming propane gas association"); (3) your state Department of Agriculture or equivalent licensing body publishes a registered propane dealer list — only buy from dealers on this list, since unlicensed delivery is a safety and consumer-protection risk. Always get a written quote that itemises per-gallon price, delivery fees, tank rental (if applicable), and any minimum-delivery surcharge. Compare two or three quotes before signing.

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Oliver Wakefield-Smith, founder of Digital Signet
About the author
Oliver Wakefield-Smith

Founder of Digital Signet, an independent research firm that builds data-led pricing and decision tools using public datasets. PropaneCostPerGallon.com is sourced from the EIA Weekly Heating Fuels Survey, with assumptions and refresh cadence documented on the methodology page.

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Updated 2026-04-27