The figures on the previous map come from data sent to the Ministry of Environmental Transition and Demographic Challenge by more than 11,000 Spanish petrol stations, which is updated every half hour.
Due to rising prices due to the war in Ukraine, there were already more than 500 pumps this Thursday morning, in which 98-octane petrol costs 2 euros and more. Gasoline with a low octane rating of 95 was also sold at 4 petrol stations for more than 2 euros; The same thing happened with A diesel 7 at the point of sale. On the map you can see the data in real time with the latest numbers sent by each station.
The following graph shows the gap in the average price of diesel in each province, according to the latest available data:
Source: El Diario
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