Gas, diesel, heating oil prices all up

Some propane prices down

Image | Gasoline price

Caption: Gasoline and diesel both passed into the $1.30s overnight. (Mitch Cormier/CBC)

The price of most petroleum products on P.E.I. went up overnight Monday.
It was the regular start-of-month price review from the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission.
  • The minimum price of regular, self-serve gas is up 4.6 cents to $1.30.
  • Diesel is up 4.1 cents to $1.336.
  • Furnace oil is up 3.5 cents to $0.957.
Propane prices were up and down, depending on the retailer.
  • Irving down 2.0 cents to $0.779 for bulk delivery.
  • Kenmac up 1.0 cents to $0.774 for bulk delivery.
  • Superior down 1.3 cents to $0.773 for bulk delivery.
Wholesale prices are up, said IRAC, due to increased seasonal demand and a number of supply interruptions.
IRAC noted P.E.I. prices are still well below the national average. They are the highest in the Maritimes.

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