Maritimes Price Comparison

Regulated petroleum prices across PEI, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick

3 provinces 3 fuel types Live regulator data

Current Petroleum Prices cents per litre

ⓘ New Brunswick prices include HST (15%). PEI and NS prices also reflect regulated maximum prices inclusive of applicable taxes.

PEI

Effective June 12, 2026

Regular Gas 185.6–186.8¢/L

Diesel 218.4–219.5¢/L

Furnace Oil 159.7¢/L

Nova Scotia

Effective June 12, 2026

Regular Gas 169.8–174.7¢/L

Diesel 202.2–207.1¢/L

Furnace Oil —

New Brunswick

Effective June 12, 2026

Regular Gas 176.5¢/L

Diesel 217.3¢/L

Furnace Oil 210.0¢/L

Fuel	PEI June 12, 2026	Nova Scotia June 12, 2026	New Brunswick June 12, 2026
Regular Gas	185.6 – 186.8 ¢	169.8 – 174.7 ¢	176.5¢
Diesel	218.4 – 219.5 ¢	202.2 – 207.1 ¢	217.3¢
Furnace Oil	159.7¢	—	210.0¢

Data Sources

PEI IRAC — irac.pe.ca — effective June 12, 2026
NS NSERBT — nserbt.ca — effective June 12, 2026
NB NBEUB — nbeub.ca — effective June 12, 2026

Prices are scraped automatically from each province's regulatory body. Always verify with the official source before making financial decisions.

About This Comparison

Prince Edward Island

Regulated by the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission (IRAC). IRAC sets minimum and maximum prices for regular gasoline, diesel, and furnace oil. Prices are updated approximately every two weeks.

Nova Scotia

Regulated by the Nova Scotia Energy and Regulatory Boards Tribunal (NSERBT). NS uses a 6-zone pricing system — this page shows the province-wide range (lowest zone minimum to highest zone maximum). Furnace oil is not regulated by NSERBT.

New Brunswick

Regulated by the New Brunswick Energy & Utilities Board (NBEUB). NB publishes one weekly maximum price per fuel type (self-serve). Prices include HST (15%). Updated every Sunday at 12:01 a.m.