Weekly Propane, Heating Oil, Diesel and Gas Prices by State

Informational only. Not for navigation, safety, emergency, financial, medical, or legal decisions. Check the official source before you rely on it.

Survey averages, not a price offer. Call your supplier for a current price.

What it does

For each state you list, returns the latest weekly price (and optional history) for:

• residential propane and residential heating oil (heating season survey, about October to March),
• retail on-highway diesel,
• retail regular gasoline.

Each row shows the week, price per gallon, change from the prior week, the price about one year earlier, and the change from a year ago. When the government survey has no price for your state, the row uses your region's average (or the U.S. average) and says so in areaLevel, areaName, and note.

Good for fuel dealers, farm and ranch budgets, delivery fleets, property managers, and anyone tracking rural heating costs.

How to use it (no code)

1. Click Try for free or Start.
2. Add one or more two-letter state codes, for example OH, NY, MN.
3. Turn fuels on or off.
4. Pick how many weeks of history you want (1 is just the latest).
5. Click Start. Export to Excel, CSV, or JSON, or schedule it weekly (EIA updates these on Wednesdays, Best guess on timing).

Example input

{"states": ["OH", "NY"], "includePropane": true, "includeHeatingOil": true, "includeDiesel": true, "includeGasoline": false, "weeks": 4}

Output fields

Same fields in the same order on every row; missing values are null. state, stateName, fuel, product, areaLevel (state, region, or U.S.), areaName, seriesId, weekOf, pricePerGallon, changeFromPriorWeek, yearAgoWeekOf, yearAgoPrice, changeFromYearAgo, unit, note, disclaimer, credit, sourceUrl, pageUrl, retrievedAt (ISO 8601 with offset), retrievedAtLocal (U.S. Central), qcStatus (ok or flagged), qcNotes, error.

Coverage and limits

• Propane: 38 states plus regional and U.S. averages. Heating oil: 24 states plus regions. Off-season (about April to September) the latest value can be months old; rows are flagged when the latest week is over 14 days old.
• Diesel: regions plus California. Gasoline: regions plus 9 states (CA, CO, FL, MA, MN, NY, OH, TX, WA).
• Discontinued state series (for example DC and Illinois heating oil) are skipped and the region is used.
• Year-ago price is the reading within 3 days of 52 weeks earlier, when one exists.
• Self-checks flag prices outside a plausible range, week-over-week moves over 15%, stale latest weeks, and future dates.

Disclaimer

Informational only. Not for navigation, safety, emergency, financial, medical, or legal decisions. Check the official source before you rely on it.

This is an independent tool by Standard Work Co. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any government agency named here. Agency names are used only to say where the data comes from. The data comes from public government sources and is passed through as published, only reformatted. Government data can be preliminary, late, missing, revised, or wrong, and this tool can fail too. This output is not an official government record. Provided "as is" with no warranty of any kind, including accuracy, completeness, or timeliness. You are responsible for checking the official source before acting on anything here. Liability is limited as stated in the Apify Standard Actor Contract for this tool.

Fuel prices: these are weekly survey averages, not offers to buy or sell, and not trading or financial advice. Call your supplier for a current price.

Data sources and credits

U.S. Energy Information Administration, public domain: Heating Oil and Propane Update (weekly residential prices) and Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update (weekly retail prices). Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (date shown in each row).