Trusted to Keep You Running

Quality products and reliable service power your farm, home or business.

RELY ON US FOR YOUR ENERGY NEEDS

Let the professionals at River Valley Cooperative shoulder the responsibility when it comes to your needs for propane, refined fuels and quality oils and lubricants.  

  • Our monitored service will keep your propane tank full, so you never need to check the level or worry about running out. 

  • We provide flexible contracts suited to your needs, which don’t require money down. 

  • Our premium fuels contain additives to minimize downtime and maintenance costs, while maximizing productivity. 

  • Our full-time account managers are ready and available in eastern Iowa and western Illinois – Boots On the Ground Year-Round!  

  • For more information about our energy solutions or to order propane contact: 800-730-2838.

  • For a propane emergency, call: 563-357-0816. This number is for emergencies only. River Valley Cooperative does not service appliances, furnaces, propane fireplaces, or water heaters. Please call a certified technician/appliance repair person for this type of service.

PROPANE EMERGENCY? CALL OUR 24/7 NUMBER: (563) 357-0816.

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SAFE, WARM, RELIABLE PROPANE 

River Valley Cooperative provides dependable service and a variety of propane contract options, so you can rest assured your home and business will remain fueled all year long. 

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SUPERIOR QUALITY REFINED FUELS

River Valley Cooperative offers a variety of bulk fuel options. Customers choose the delivery and contract options that work best for them, no matter the products needed. You can count on us to keep your operations running 365 days a year.

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OIL & FLUIDS

River Valley Cooperative has partnered with RILCO, a local supplier, to provide customers access to premium oils, fluids, and other products.

Energy Update | June 17

  • WTI is currently up $1.30 trading at $79.76.  ULSD is up a penny and RBOB is up three cents.  Propane is $0.0075. WTI Crude gained nearly 4% last week, the highest weekly rise in percentage terms since April.
  • Oil futures prices settled slightly lower on Friday after a survey showed deteriorating U.S. consumer sentiment, but prices rose for the week as investors weighed forecasts for solid demand for crude oil and fuel in 2024. U.S. consumer sentiment fell to a seven-month low in June.
  • The U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates on hold, with the start of rate cuts unlikely before December.
  • China industrial output was reported at 5.6% increase compared to April of 6.7%.  The May jobless rate remains at 5.0% in the country. The property sector continues to lag as property investment fell 10.1% YOY in January-May. Analysts are suggesting the 5% annual growth target of overall economy (set by the government) is ambitious considering struggles of the property sector.
  • Iran-backed Hezbollah increased cross-border fire into Israel over the past week,  The fighting in the region seems far from over despite the U.S. and France working to negotiate a settlement to the hostilities along Lebanon’s southern border.
  • The U.S. active oil rig count fell by four to 488 this week to its lowest since January 2022.
  • OPEC+ members like Russia and Iraq pledged to adhere to production quotas, and Saudi Arabia indicated flexibility in adjusting output based on market conditions.
  • Conway propane gained $.0675 for the week as a smaller build in inventories was reported.