An energy advocacy group speculated that gas prices would rise overnight, but it didn’t happen.
The Canadian for Affordable Energy group posted predictions on Wednesday afternoon that the maximum cost for regular self-serve would increase by 16 cents a litre at 12:01 am on Thursday.
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Our newsroom checked the New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board website on Thursday morning, but there was no change in the cost for regular self-serve.
But if you use diesel, hikes are a reality this morning. It’s going to cost you 13 cents more per litre.
The max price for diesel is now at $2.86.
Furnace oil also went up by 13.1 cents a litre to a maximum of $2.79/
The usual weekly price adjustments by the New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board will come at 12:01 am Friday.
