New Brunswick Gas Prices Drop 5 Cents Ahead of Weekend

by Johnny | Oct 1, 2026 | Provincial | 0 comments

You get a break at the fuel pumps to kickstart October. The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board activated its interrupter clause early Thursday morning, bringing immediate relief to drivers.

Gas Prices Drop

The cost for regular gasoline dropped 5.1 cents a litre. You will now pay around $1.95 per litre at the pump. The Board made this change effective at 12:01 am on Thursday.

Diesel prices remain unchanged. If you use diesel, you will not see a difference in your fuel costs today.

More Changes Coming

This sudden drop does not replace the standard schedule. The Board will make its regular weekly price adjustment at 12:01 am on Friday. You can read the original report on Your Saint John.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much did gas prices drop?

Regular gasoline dropped by 5.1 cents per litre.

What is the new price of gas in New Brunswick?

You will pay approximately $1.95 per litre for regular gasoline.

Did diesel prices change?

No. Diesel prices remain exactly the same.

When is the next price adjustment?

The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board will make its regular weekly adjustment on Friday at 12:01 am.

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