You will not see a massive difference at the fuel pumps this week. The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board completed its weekly price adjustments today, bringing a mix of minor increases and decreases across the board.

If you fill up with regular gasoline, expect to pay a little more. The maximum price for regular fuel increased by 0.9 cents per litre, bringing the total to around $2.00. Drivers using diesel get a slight break. Diesel prices dropped by 1.8 cents, landing at a maximum of $2.75 per litre. Homeowners relying on furnace oil also see a small dip, with prices falling by 0.8 cents.

The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board sets these regulated prices every Friday. You can read the original report on Your Saint John.

How We Compare to Neighboring Provinces

If your travels take you outside New Brunswick, you will find similar prices nearby. In Nova Scotia, regular gasoline ranges from $1.99 to $2.04 per litre. Diesel in Nova Scotia sits between $2.61 and $2.66 per litre.

Prince Edward Island shows slightly higher costs for regular fuel at $2.14 per litre. Diesel on the island costs $2.68 per litre, while home heating oil sells for a maximum of $1.89 per litre.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do fuel prices change in New Brunswick?

The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board adjusts petroleum prices every Friday.

How much did gas prices increase this week?

The maximum price for regular gasoline went up by 0.9 cents per litre.

Did the price of diesel go down?

Yes. Diesel prices decreased by 1.8 cents per litre.