Petrol Prices in Scotland
Scotland can often be an expensive place to buy petrol, especially in the more rural areas. Transportation costs and overheads of the more remote petrol stations often add to the price of the petrol. In places such as Dundee however the price of fuel is consistantly extremely competitive when compared to the rest of the UK, whilst poor Stornoway suffers from the highest petrol prices we have seen anywhere in the UK
The current average prices of petrol in Scotland are:
Scottish Unleaded Petrol
Scottish Diesel
Scottish LPG
Each average price is calculated from the last 10 days worth of price submissions and so the fuel price is based on a random survey of petrol stations in Scotland. The average petrol prices are updated daily. please contact us if you would like to use this pricing information
Overall Dundee is usually the cheapest place to buy fuel and Stornoway is far and away the most expensive. Places like Edinburgh and Glasgow have plenty of fuel stations and the competition seems to keep prices in sync with the rest of the country. Aberdeen, Inverness and Stirling tend to see more variation.
Scottish Area
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Deviation from UK average (as of 12/11/2009)
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Aberdeen
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0.9p cheaper
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Dundee
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1.4p cheaper
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Edinburgh
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0.1p more expensive
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Glasgow
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Same as UK average
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Inverness
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3.5p more expensive
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Stirling
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0.4p more expensive
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Stornoway
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8p more expensive!
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Find Petrol In Scotland
Use the map below to find a petrol station anywhere in Scotland
Petrol Oil Refinaries in Scotland
There is only one Petrol Oil Refinary in Scotland - Grangemouth, but it does deal with over 200,000 barrels of oil per day!