Compare 45kg LPG Gas Bottle Prices In Your Area
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Why Compare 45kg LPG Prices?
LPG prices can vary significantly between suppliers, even for homes in the same suburb. Taking a minute to compare could help you access better pricing, promotional offers or lower ongoing costs.
Why LPG prices vary:
- Promotional offers for new customers
- Your postcode and delivery area
- Annual bottle rental fees
- Delivery and transport costs
- Regional pricing differences
- Different supplier pricing policies
With just a few details, we’ll check participating suppliers in your area and send you the latest available LPG pricing and new customer offer.
How CompareLPG Works
We’ll compare your current LPG deal with available offers from participating suppliers in your area.
You may be paying more than you need to, or you may already be on a competitive plan. We compare more than just bottle prices, considering refill costs, rental fees, promotional offers and fixed-price options where available.
Tell us your address and a few details
Every postcode is different. Your address helps us identify participating LPG suppliers servicing your location and check the latest available offers.
We check the latest LPG offers
We compare available offers from participating suppliers, including refill prices, rental fees, promotional offers and fixed-price options (where available).
Receive your personalised LPG offer
We'll send you the latest available LPG pricing and offer for your postcode. If you'd like to proceed, simply reply "Yes". There's no obligation to switch.
We'll connect you with your supplier
Reply "Yes" and we'll introduce you to the supplier, who'll contact you to confirm the details and arrange your LPG delivery or switch.
Your bottles are delivered
Your supplier will contact you to arrange your bottle delivery or exchange, making the switch to your new LPG service simple and hassle free.
45kg LPG in Australia
Understanding how Australians use 45kg LPG and why prices vary across the country.
Key Household LPG Facts
Approximately 15% of Australian homes use bottled LPG
- Recent industry data shows price differences of up to $40 per 45kg bottle between suppliers in the same region.<br
- On average, a household using LPG for hot water and cooking will go through 2–6 bottles every year, depending on family size and appliance efficiency.
- Rental fees for LPG cylinders generally range from $30–$55 per bottle per year, though some suppliers waive these with long-term contracts.
🇦🇺 Australian National Proportion
LPG Usage Across Australia
LPG remains especially common in regional and semi-rural areas where reticulated natural gas isn’t available.
Regional Spread
LPG usage across different Australian regions
- Around 500,000 Australian households rely on LPG for hot water, cooking and heating. LPG remains especially common in regional and semi-rural areas where natural gas isn’t available.
- In Western Australia, about 327,000 households, over 28% of homes, depend on LPG (source: Gas Energy Australia).
- In Queensland, around 27% use LPG to meet their energy needs (source: Expert Market Research).
- While these figures provide a useful guide, actual LPG pricing depends on your postcode, supplier and available promotions.
Typical 45kg LPG Bottle Prices in Australia
Across Australia, a typical 45kg LPG bottle costs between $120 and $180, although prices vary depending on your location, supplier and available promotions.
From time to time, participating suppliers may offer introductory promotions that are significantly lower than standard pricing for eligible new residential customers.
- Your location (metro vs regional)
- Delivery distance and frequency
- Supplier pricing models
- Whether you’re an existing or new customer
- Any introductory offers available
Many participating suppliers offer introductory pricing for eligible new customers, but refill prices, annual bottle rental fees and promotional offers can change over time. Comparing LPG pricing every year or two is a simple way to check you’re still getting a competitive deal.
Moving House? Need New 45kg LPG Bottles?
Moving house is one of the best times to compare LPG suppliers. If you need 45kg LPG bottles at your new address, we can help you:
Check if the property already has 45kg bottle connections
Find suppliers that deliver to your new suburb
Compare LPG pricing before you move in
Arrange your first delivery or bottle exchange
Ensure your details and rates are correctly passed on
Get a smooth handover so your hot water is ready on day one
Moving house is one of the easiest times to compare LPG suppliers, as you’ll already be organising services for your new home. A quick comparison before you move can help you secure competitive pricing and ensure your bottles are ready when you arrive.
Learn more on our Moving House page.
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What to Consider When Comparing LPG Suppliers
The best LPG supplier isn’t always the same in every suburb. Pricing, bottle rental fees, delivery schedules and promotional offers can vary depending on where you live.
When comparing LPG suppliers, it’s important to consider:
- 45kg LPG bottle pricing
- Bottle rental fees
- Delivery availability
- New customer offers
- Available fixed price offers
- Customer service and response times
Looking beyond the refill price can help you choose the LPG supplier that’s the best fit for your household and budget.
Why Australian Households Choose 45kg LPG Bottles
45kg LPG bottles are a popular energy solution for Australian homes that aren’t connected to natural gas. They provide a reliable source of energy for hot water, cooking and home heating.
- Family homes (Efficient source of energy when electricity pricing are getting around 30c per kWh)
- Rural and regional properties
- Duplexes and townhouses
- Granny flats
- Holiday rentals
- Small businesses, cafés and workshops
- Homes transitioning from older systems
- New builds outside natural gas zones
Most Australian households use 2 × 45kg bottles with an automatic changeover valve, so your supply continues uninterrupted. Once one bottle runs out, the system switches to the full one. Your supplier then delivers a replacement bottle on the next run.
Our Cheapest LPG Gas Bottle guide explains what affects LPG pricing, how promotional offers work and what to consider when comparing suppliers. It’s a helpful resource for finding competitive 45kg LPG pricing in your area.
How to Find a Better LPG Deal
Understanding 45kg LPG Pricing
45kg LPG bottle prices vary across Australia depending on your location, supplier pricing, bottle rental fees, delivery costs and available promotional offers. Understanding these factors makes it easier to compare LPG offers and choose the right supplier for your home.
Find LPG Prices in Your Area
Choose your state or city below to explore local 45kg LPG pricing, supplier information and location-specific guides. LPG pricing, supplier availability and promotional offers can vary between suburbs and regions, making local information important when comparing suppliers.
Queensland LPG Prices
New South Wales LPG Prices
Victoria LPG Prices
Western Australia LPG Prices
South Australia LPG Prices
Tasmania LPG Prices
Australian Capital Territory LPG Prices
Each regional LPG page includes local supplier information, pricing guides, suburb coverage and helpful resources to help you compare LPG options in your area.
Safety and Compliance
45kg LPG cylinders must be installed and maintained in accordance with Australian safety requirements. New LPG installations and alterations should always be completed by a licensed gas fitter.
Looking for a licensed gas fitter? Find one in our Gas Fitters Directory.
Frequently Asked Questions About 45kg LPG
How much does a 45kg LPG bottle cost?
Prices typically range from $120–$180 per bottle, depending on your supplier and suburb. New customer deals can be lower.
Do you compare all LPG suppliers in my area?
CompareLPG checks available offers from participating LPG suppliers servicing your postcode. We don’t compare every LPG supplier in Australia, and supplier availability varies by location. Our aim is to make it easier to check competitive LPG pricing without contacting multiple suppliers yourself.
How do I compare LPG suppliers?
Complete our enquiry form and tell us your suburb. We check which suppliers deliver to your home and share the latest pricing and offers.
How do I receive my LPG pricing?
Once you submit your details, we’ll check participating suppliers servicing your address and email you the latest available pricing and offers. If you’d like to proceed, simply reply “Yes” and we’ll introduce you to the supplier.
Can I switch LPG suppliers easily?
Yes. Once we have sent you LPG pricing and you pick your provider, we help pass your details to your new supplier, who arranges the bottle exchange.
I’ve just had my LPG bottles filled, can I still switch providers?
Yes. You can switch LPG providers at any time. If you have unused (full) bottles, your current supplier may provide a refund or credit when those bottles are collected. Partially used bottles are generally not refunded, which is why many households choose to switch when bottles are close to empty.
What happens to my existing LPG bottles when I switch?
Your current supplier will arrange collection of their bottles (sometimes you’re new provide will take them back to their depot). If any bottles are unused, a refund or credit may apply depending on the supplier’s policy. Your new supplier will install their own bottles as part of the changeover.
Do I get a refund for gas left in my LPG bottles?
In most cases, unused (full) bottles may be refunded or credited, depending on the supplier’s policy. Gas remaining in partially used bottles is usually not refunded. Refund and credit arrangements vary between LPG retailers.
When is the best time to switch LPG providers?
Many households choose to switch when their bottles are running low to avoid leaving unused gas behind. However, switching earlier can still make sense, particularly if pricing, service or reliability are a concern.
What size bottles do most homes use?
Most Australian homes use 2 × 45kg bottles with an automatic changeover valve for continuous supply.
Do you compare rental fees?
Yes. We highlight any annual bottle rental fees that apply so you can compare full costs properly.
How long does a 45kg LPG bottle usually last?
Most households use a bottle every 4–8 weeks, depending on usage and season.
Is CompareLPG really free?
Yes, 100%. Our service is completely free, and there’s no obligation to switch. We do get a small referral fee from the supplier you choose, this keeps our business running.
Why don't you publish LPG prices on your website?
LPG prices depend on several factors including your suburb, supplier availability, bottle rental fees and current promotional offers. Because these vary between locations and change over time, we check the latest participating supplier offers for your address rather than publishing a single national price.