Iowa Propane Trends and Statistics - Interactive Dashboards

Check out our Resources & FAQ’s page for links to additional propane industry resources and press releases that may impact propane shipments and deliveries in Iowa.

Current Period Data

The Current Period Dashboard highlights key metrics that impact short-term Iowa propane supply and demand, including:

Iowa Propane Demand
Midwest Propane Inventory Levels
U.S. Propane Days of Supply
Propane Spot Prices
Iowa Residential Propane Prices
Regional Weather Data
Iowa Harvest Data

Forecast Data

The Forecast Data Dashboard outlines future forecasts and trends for key propane supply and demand statistics, including:

U.S. Propane Demand
Regional Weather Data
Midwest Propane Inventory Levels
U.S. Propane Days of Supply
U.S. Net Exports
Forecast Data Tables

Long-Term Metrics

The Long-Term Metrics Dashboard highlights key long-term trends related to propane supply and demand, including:

U.S. Propane Production
U.S. Propane Demand
U.S. Propane Exports
U.S. Propane Imports
Propane Movements via Pipeline, Rail and Other Transportation Modes

Propane Data Tables

The Propane Data Tables provide access to detailed propane supply and demand statistics by month, including:

Current Period Propane Data
Iowa Harvest Data

About Iowa Propane Trends and Statistics

The Iowa Propane Trends and Statistics website provides access to interactive dashboards and statistics as a public resource to increase visibility into key metrics that impact the current state of the propane supply chain in Iowa. It is designed to support effective communication between public and private sector stakeholders, to help identify potential risks with the supply chain and take proactive action to mitigate those risks and/or avoid a potential emergency. The website was launched as a result of the Iowa Propane Supply Chain Optimization Strategy and Industry Working Group, and made available in cooperation with Iowa Department of Transportation and Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship.

Sources: U.S. Energy Information Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture