Thrifty Propane

Thrifty Propane Pricing :
Commercially-available "propane" fuel, or LPG, is not pure. Typically
in the USA and Canada, it is primarily propane (at least 90%), with the
rest mostly butane and propylene (5% maximum), plus odorants. This is
the HD-5 standard, (Heavy Duty-5%maximum allowable propylene content)
written for internal combustion engines. LPG, when extracted from
natural gas, does not contain propylene. LPG, when refined from crude
oil does contain propylene. Not all products labelled "propane" conform
to this standard. In Mexico, for example, the butane content is much
higher.

Thrifty Propane Guarantee

Check propane prices in your area.

We have these annual Program Options:

* Locking/Cap - This option ensures that your price per gallon
will never exceed a predetermined “cap price”. Yet, should the price of
propane on any given day be lower, you will receive the lower price. A
processing fee will also apply.

* Pre-Buy - You may pre-buy your propane. With this option, there is no required time limit on when you must use your fuel.

Propane Thrifty
Propane prices are subject to a number of influences. Some are common
to all petroleum products and others are unique to propane. Since
propane is portable, it serves many different markets ranging from
fueling barbecue grills to producing petrochemicals. The price of
propane in each of these markets is influenced by many factors. These
factors include the prices of competing fuels in each market, the
distance propane has to travel to reach a customer and the volume
needed by a customer. More specifically, propane prices are affected
by:

Thrifty Propane Home
"We've been customers of Thrifty since 2005 and have been continually
impressed with the product and, more importantly, the incredible
service we've been shown throughout our time with you. I travel
extensively and most of the time I am down below a comfortable
threshold by the time I place a call for a delivery. The turnaround
time is amazing and everybody has been absolutely wonderful, from the
office to the delivery drivers!! Fair prices, great people, amazing
product… keep up the good work!!!!" – Laura

Thrifty Propane Pricing
Commercially-available "propane" fuel, or LPG, is not pure. Typically
in the USA and Canada, it is primarily propane (at least 90%), with the
rest mostly butane and propylene (5% maximum), plus odorants. This is
the HD-5 standard, (Heavy Duty-5%maximum allowable propylene content)
written for internal combustion engines. LPG, when extracted from
natural gas, does not contain propylene. LPG, when refined from crude
oil does contain propylene. Not all products labelled "propane" conform
to this standard. In Mexico, for example, the butane content is much
higher.

About Thrifty Propane
The 1920s saw increased production of LP Gas, with the first year of
recorded production totaling 223,000 gallons in 1922. In 1927, annual
marketed LP Gas production reached one million gallons, and by 1935,
the annual sales of LP Gas had reached 56 million gallons. Major
industry developments in the 1930s included the introduction of
railroad tank car transport, gas odorization and the construction of
local bottle-filling plants. The year 1945 marked the first year that
annual LP Gas sales reached a billion gallons. By 1947, 62% of all U.S.
homes had been equipped with either natural gas or propane for cooking.