Significant Rise in Home Heating Oil and Gas Prices Across Newfoundland
Home heating oil jumps more than 6 cents across Newfoundland, gas up 2.5 cents
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Home heating oil prices in Newfoundland rose by over 6 cents per litre, while gas prices increased by 2.5 cents. The Public Utilities Board's adjustments reflect a broader trend of rising fuel costs, impacting residents across the province.
- 01Home heating oil increased by 6.06 cents per litre across Newfoundland.
- 02In parts of Labrador, the price for stove oil rose by over 10.8 cents per litre.
- 03Diesel saw the largest increase, with prices in Labrador West and Churchill Falls going up by 11.1 cents per litre.
- 04Gas prices across Newfoundland increased by 2.5 cents per litre, with Avalon Peninsula prices exceeding $1.86 per litre.
- 05The Public Utilities Board (PUB) continues to monitor and adjust fuel prices, with the next update scheduled for Thursday.
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On Wednesday, home heating oil prices across Newfoundland experienced a notable increase of 6.06 cents per litre, while parts of Labrador saw even higher hikes, with stove oil prices rising by over 10.8 cents per litre. Diesel prices in Labrador West and Churchill Falls surged by 11.1 cents per litre, marking the highest increase among fuel types. Additionally, diesel prices rose by 7 cents per litre throughout Newfoundland. Gas prices also saw an uptick, increasing by 2.5 cents per litre, bringing the maximum price on the Avalon Peninsula to over $1.86 per litre. These adjustments by the Public Utilities Board (PUB) are part of ongoing daily pricing updates, with the next adjustment expected on Thursday. The rising fuel costs are likely to impact household budgets and heating expenses as winter approaches, prompting residents to stay informed about these changes.
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The increase in fuel prices will likely raise heating costs for households across Newfoundland, particularly as colder weather approaches.
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