Hi all,

Following on from discussions on this gallery thread, I thought it would be interesting to find out the variance in fuel prices around the world. Here in the UK we've had (to us, anyway) very high prices, compared to say the US, but what are the fuel prices where you are..?

At the moment, according to the RAC, the average prices here are as follows:

Unleaded        158.2
Super Unleaded  169.93
Diesel          165.24
LPG             79.57

All prices in UK pence per litre.

So what is it where you are..? 

Paid $4.28 USD last night when I filled up my tank at Costco...high octain was $4.66...that's cheap when compared to other places in the US. Europe is in a league of its own...a lot of what you pay is taxes.  

$1.801 CAD per litre ($5.33 USD per gallon) for regular when I filled up last night. I don't remember the other grades but you can check here. Gas prices in Canada were historically always higher than the US due to the higher taxes I believe.

In some parts of the country the price for regular has cleared the $2 CAD mark.

I filled my van last Saturday for $3.65/Gallon .

It's Hitting $3.80 cents here in the show me state, it was $3.14 a few weeks ago. My dad was recently in DC and had to fill his Rental car at $4.69 a gallon.

Before Russia attacked Ukraine, common 95 octane gas was about 35CZK/l (about 1.3 USD). Now it is attacking 50CZK/l (nearly 2USD/l), the diesel is +/-1CZK the same...

In Finland, the average prices of everyone (95E10, 98, Diesel) are approximately 2,20€/liter. Maximum is about 2,50€/liter. https://polttoaine.net/

Fuel prices go up every day. Now they want to lower them by not adding the bio-fuel (rapeseed) part. Makes sense, doesn't it?

Here in the US, we can create our own fuel base and reduce our costs, but the clowns in our government won't allow it!

Exactly.

Here in California, our gas is $5.69 and it’s supposed to get higher.

Around €2,50 per liter for E10 petrol. But even more insane is natural gas. From 70 cents per cubic metre to almost 2,60 euro per cubic metre. It's not just expensive, a lot of people can't afford to warm their homes...

Yes, that is a problem. Fortunately, spring is coming.

Heat or eat, affects a lot of older people here 

Yes, something I'm looking forward to...

Last saturday, I paid $3.99/gal ... for plus (don't know what the prices for regular & premium were).
Guess I ended up picking a pretty good day to fill up...