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100-pound propane tank price rises to $130 in Puerto Rico

Propane prices increased significantly this week for users across Puerto Rico.

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Eduardo Pérez Guadalupe cited increased winter heating demand in the United States as the primary driver of current propane price rises. [1][6] Eduardo Pérez Guadalupe, spokesperson for the Federación de Distribuidores de Gas Unidos de Puerto Rico, stated a 100lb residential propane tank now costs $120-$130, up from $100-$110 in January 2026. [2][4][7] A second 2026 propane gas price increase went into effect in Puerto Rico starting Monday 3 November 2026. [3] A commercial business consuming 300 gallons of propane weekly faces an estimated $200 per week cost increase compared to January prices. [5]
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  1. Eduardo Pérez Guadalupe linked the propane price increase to higher winter demand for propane in the United States and rising delivery costs. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  2. Eduardo Pérez Guadalupe, spokesperson for the United Gas Distributors Federation of Puerto Rico, stated that 100-pound propane tanks now cost $120-$130 in Puerto Rico, up from $100-$110 at the start of the year. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  3. A second 2026 propane gas price increase went into effect in Puerto Rico starting Monday 3 November 2026. · Primera HoraPuerto Rico
  4. Eduardo Pérez Guadalupe, spokesperson for the Federación de Distribuidores de Gas Unidos de Puerto Rico, stated a 100lb residential propane tank now costs $120-$130, up from $100-$110 in January 2026. · Primera HoraPuerto Rico
  5. A commercial business consuming 300 gallons of propane weekly faces an estimated $200 per week cost increase compared to January prices. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  6. Eduardo Pérez Guadalupe cited increased winter heating demand in the United States as the primary driver of current propane price rises. · Primera HoraPuerto Rico
  7. Eduardo Pérez Guadalupe stated commercial propane users face additional weekly costs between $120 and $240 compared to January 2026 pricing. · Primera HoraPuerto Rico
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