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The Public Utilities Board (PUB) announces fuel price adjustments, with gas up 4.8 cents per litre, diesel on the island up 14.7 cents, and furnace oil up 12.77 cents. In Labrador, diesel increases by 11.1 cents per litre and stove oil by 8.64 cents, while propane decreases by 0.6 cents per litre; the PUB’s next adjustment is scheduled for tomorrow.
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The Public Utilities Board released a daily update showing fuel prices in Newfoundland and Labrador decreasing for most fuels on Friday, with gas down about 6.6 cents per litre and diesel dropping up to 10.1 cents. Propane prices rose by 2.4 cents per litre, while home heating fuels also declined (furnace oil down about 8.71 cents, stove oil down about…
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Support the newsroomThe article reports that, following a Friday price adjustment by the Public Utilities Board, most fuels increased in price. Specifically, gas up 7.3 cents per litre, diesel up 9.8 cents, furnace oil up 8.45 cents, with Labrador diesel up 8.3 cents and stove oil up 6.82 cents; propane unchanged, and the next price adjustment is expected tomorrow.
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The Public Utilities Board issued its latest price adjustment, resulting in lower fuel costs. Gasoline drops 13.5 cents per litre, diesel down 28.5 cents, furnace and stove oils each down over 20 cents, and propane down 2.6 cents per litre.
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The article reports that Newfoundland and Labrador fuel prices fell this week as part of the Public Utilities Board’s weekly pricing adjustment, with diesel and home heating fuels dropping the most. It notes specific maximum price ranges: diesel down about 12.6–12.8 cents per litre, furnace oil down 10.9 cents, stove oil down over 11 cents, gas down 1…
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Support the newsroomThe article reports that, as part of the Public Utilities Board weekly pricing adjustment, diesel and home heating fuels fell in price across Newfoundland and Labrador. Diesel prices decreased by 12.6 cents per litre in Newfoundland and 12.8 cents in Labrador West and Churchill Falls, with furnace oil and stove oil also dropping, while gasoline and…
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