Where does 95 petrol cost just €1.345 on Gran Canaria?

On Monday 9 November 2026, the lowest price for 95 petrol in Las Palmas province was €1.345 a litre. The figures come from the environment ministry (Ministerio de Transición Ecológica), which publishes them on its geoportal price site.

Five stations charged that price, four of them in the municipality of Ingenio. They are Disa Carrizal (Carlos V, km 1), Petroprix (Calle Antonio Benítez Galindo 99), Plenergy (Calle África 4) and Plenergy (Avenida Carlos V 109).

The fifth is Santana Domínguez at Calle Ayagaures 3 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Anyone already in the capital needs no detour to get the low price.

The list names no station from the southern resorts among the cheapest entries. Over 50 litres, a ten-cent difference saves just five euros, so long detours hardly pay.

What do 98 petrol and diesel cost at the cheapest stations?

On 9 November, 98 petrol started at €1.379 a litre, according to ministry data, at Santana Domínguez in Las Palmas (Calle Ayagaures 3) and in Ingenio (Calle Isora 2). On Fuerteventura, Santana Domínguez in Tuineje charged €1.435 for it.

The H2exagon stations in Moya and in Escaleritas, Las Palmas, charged €1.485 each for 98 petrol. That is 10.6 cents more than at the cheapest stations.

Diesel on Gran Canaria cost at least €1.539, at Disa Carrizal and Petroprix in Ingenio. Across the province it was cheaper in Arrecife on Lanzarote at €1.527, at Petroprix and two Plenergy stations in Calle León y Castillo.

At the cheapest addresses, a diesel driver pays 19.4 cents a litre more than a petrol driver. If you hire a diesel car, ask the rental firm which fuel it takes before the first fill-up.

Premium diesel started at €1.579 at Santana Domínguez in Las Palmas, with €1.595 at Canary Oil in Telde. Other entries in Tuineje, Puerto del Rosario and Moya ranged from €1.629 to €1.655.

How does the price compare with earlier months?

On 2 October 2026, the lowest price for 95 petrol was €1.375 according to a price overview, at H2exagon Las Torres in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. That is a good three cents more than on 9 November, though the comparison rests on two different sources.

In March 2026, 95 petrol averaged €1.344 a litre across the Canaries for the week of 16 to 22 March, according to the statistics institute ISTAC. Diesel stood at €1.40, its highest level since February 2023.

The ISTAC figure is an average for all the islands, while the November price is the lowest at individual stations. The two numbers cannot be set against each other.

Why are fuel prices lower in the Canaries?

Spain's competition authority, the CNMC, says the Canaries, Ceuta and Melilla have the lowest pump prices in Spain. It puts this down to lower taxes, but the statement is not dated to October 2026.

Under the REF, the Canaries' economic and tax regime, the islands levy the IGIC sales tax instead of VAT, generally at 7%. There is no state fuel duty, but the region charges its own fuel tax.

Stations and the market set the prices, not any authority. The ministry publishes station prices, the CNMC monitors the market, and ISTAC reports weekly averages.

For April to June 2026, El Hierro, La Palma and La Gomera received a discount of €0.20 a litre, according to the BOC (the Canaries' official gazette) of 31 March 2026. Gran Canaria is not covered by this scheme.

Will the zero rate on fuel stay in November and December?

On 28 September 2026 the Consejo de Gobierno (the Canarian government council) extended the zero IGIC rate on fuel and other energy products. The decree-law covers the fourth quarter and applies from 1 October 2026; finance councillor Matilde Asián proposed it and government spokesperson Alfonso Cabello presented it.

The zero rate falls away in November and December if the Canaries' fuel price index rises by no more than 15% on the same month a year earlier. For November the September trend counts, for December the October trend.

Whether the zero rate applies in November is not confirmed. No official September result is known yet, and nobody has checked the text in the BOC.

The partial refund of the Canaries' special tax on professional fuel mainly helps farmers and haulage firms. Until 31 October 2026 the rate was €0.2649735 for petrol and €0.2219778 for diesel per 1,000 litres.

If the September deviation exceeds 15%, the November rates are €29.15 for petrol and €24.42 for diesel per 1,000 litres, and €55.65 and €46.62 for the October deviation. Which tier applies is not confirmed.