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Petroleum Products Pricing Act and regulations
- By law, the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB) is responsible for setting fuel prices under the Petroleum Products Pricing Act and regulations. The Utility and Review Board sets minimum prices for fuel sold at full- and self-service stations, and the maximum price for fuel sold at self-service stations.
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3 days ago · Breakdown - Gasoline & Diesel Oil prices - as of the last pricing date(s) – Zone 1
- Petroleum Product Pricing
How gasoline and diesel prices are regulated in Nova Scotia....
- Gasoline & Diesel Pricing
There is, effectively, no maximum retail price for...
- Gasoline and Diesel Pricing
The prices consumers pay for gasoline and ultra low sulphur...
- Petroleum Products Pricing Regulations
This page contains the full text of the Petroleum Products...
- Petroleum Product Pricing
How gasoline and diesel prices are regulated in Nova Scotia. Infographic showing how gasoline prices in Nova Scotia are affected by world events, the New York stock exchange and the exchange rate.
There is, effectively, no maximum retail price for full-serve gasoline or diesel. The Board‘s jurisdiction under the Regulations includes the following matters: the boundaries of the zones; the fixed wholesale prices; the maximum retail prices; the minimum and maximum retail mark-ups
The prices consumers pay for gasoline and ultra low sulphur diesel are regulated. Regulations protect you from frequent price changes and help keep retailers open in rural and remote locations.
Nova Scotia also uses New York Harbour spot prices to set a benchmark price. Wholesale prices are set 6 cents a litre higher than the benchmark, and a transportation allowance is included in the price, ranging from 0.2 to 2.0 cents per litre, depending on the zone.
Jun 2, 2023 · The Province has changed its fuel pricing regulations to ensure Nova Scotia is complying with federal carbon pricing measures. Gas, diesel and home heating fuel costs will go up July 1 by about 14 to 17 cents a litre because of the federal fuel charge, also known as the carbon tax.
Oct 1, 2009 · This page contains the full text of the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulations consolidated by the Nova Scotia Office of the Registrar of Regulations to N.S. Reg. 95/2023.
