Prices at the pump, 29 April 2024. Where is the cheapest fuel? The price of diesel has come to be lower than the price of petrol after a long time. In the following lines, you have the list of the lowest prices at the pump in the major cities.
Gasoline has become more expensive than diesel
Prices at the pump, 29 April 2024. Diesel has become more affordable than petrol for the first time in ten months. However, the average price difference between the two types of fuel is only 4 pennies.
Where is the cheapest fuel?
Peco Online has published fuel prices for all cities in Romania. Drivers can refer to the list below to find out the cost per liter of standard petrol, standard diesel, premium petrol, premium diesel and LPG.
The cheapest gas in Romania is available at the price of 7.28 lei. It can be purchased in Darabani, Botoșani, at the Socar station. The cheapest diesel is 7.27 lei. It can be found in Novaci, Gorj, also at a Socar station. Regarding LPG, the best available price is 3.27 lei. It is offered in Bucharest, at the Lukoil station in Sector 3.
Prices at the pump in major cities in Romania
In Bucharest, the most attractive price for standard gasoline is 7.33 lei. It is available at the Petrom station on Strada Dr. Herescu Petre, in Sector 5. For standard diesel, the best price is 7.32 lei. It can be purchased at the Socar station on Vasile Lascăr Street in Bucharest. Regarding LPG, the most competitive price is 3.27 lei and is offered at the Lukoil station on Șoseaua Mihai Bravu, in Sector 3 of Bucharest.
In Cluj-Napoca, the lowest price for gasoline and diesel was 7.37 lei, and the lowest price for LPG was 3.46 lei.
In Timisoara, on the same day, the lowest price for gasoline was 7.46 lei, for diesel 7.32 lei, and for LPG 3.46 lei.
In Iasi, on the same day, the lowest price for gasoline was 7.33 lei, for diesel 7.32 lei, and for LPG 3.31 lei.
In Constanta, also on the same day, the lowest price for gasoline was 7.37 lei, for diesel 7.34 lei, and for LPG 3.44 lei.
How are prices at the pump affected?
Fuel prices at filling stations follow a similar evolution to Platts international quotations for gasoline and diesel, with a difference of several days. The Platts quote is an international reference price in the petrol or diesel market, reflecting demand, supply and transactions between wholesale fuel traders.
Quotations are not public. In the long term, they tend to follow the same trend as oil barrel prices. Thus, when international Platts quotations rise, the pump price of fuels rises. When these quotes drop, gas station prices drop.
Most price adjustments at the pump are made within about a week of both rising and falling Platts international benchmark quotes.
