Name: Emo — fuel price history
Creator: fuel-prices.eu
License: https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/

Question 1

How current are the prices on this page?

Accepted Answer

We re-read the official source automatically and republish what it says about this station. The pill at the top of the page shows when this station was last checked; “unchanged since” shows when its price last moved.

Question 2

Where do these prices come from?

Accepted Answer

From the official source for this market (United Kingdom): DESNZ Fuel Finder (OGL v3.0). We do not set prices and we do not read them at the pump: station by station, we republish what that source publishes. Under the CMA Fuel Finder scheme fuel retailers must publish their pump prices; the data is used under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Question 3

What does fuel cost at Emo right now?

Accepted Answer

The prices this station reports at the moment are: Unleaded (E10) 165.9p/L, Diesel 194.9p/L. Every figure on this page carries the name of the fuel it belongs to, so there is no price here without its fuel next to it.

Question 4

How do I read the colours on the map?

Accepted Answer

The map colours every station by the price of a single fuel, Unleaded (E10) here, so that the comparison is like for like. The legend under the map reads “Cheap”, “Average”, “Expensive”: green marks the cheapest third of the stations currently loaded on the map, amber the middle third, red the most expensive third, and grey means that station has no fresh price. The thresholds are recomputed from the stations on screen, so they follow the market instead of a fixed price.

Question 5

Why do two stations a few kilometres apart charge different prices?

Accepted Answer

Because in this market (United Kingdom) each operator sets its own pump price. The tax on a litre is the same for everyone, so what is left to differ is the wholesale price the site paid, its costs and its volume, the brand, and how much competition there is within driving distance. The price card measures both gaps for you: one against the average of the stations around this one, the other against the average of every station we track in this market.

Question 6

How do I use this page to spend less?

Accepted Answer

Open “Nearby stations”, tap the chip for the fuel you actually use, then sort by “Cheapest”. The list then shows every station we track within 5 km of this one, priced on that one fuel and with the distance to it, so you can judge whether a cheaper price is worth the detour. The area comparison on the price card says in one line whether this station sits above or below its neighbours. We promise no saving: the page only shows you the spread that is already there.

Question 7

Can I see how the price moved over time?

Accepted Answer

Yes. “Price history” plots this station over 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 6 months or the whole record, and “All-Time Statistics” gives the highest, the lowest and the average price, each with the date it was recorded. Entries exist only for the moments when the price changed. If you switch the page to euro or dollar, every historical point is converted with the exchange rate of its own day, not with today’s rate.

Question 8

Are these the exact prices I will pay, and may I reuse the data?

Accepted Answer

Prices are indicative and may differ at the pump: an operator can change a price between two of our reads, and a feed can arrive late. Treat the page as a comparison tool, not as a receipt. The same data is available for this station as JSON, extended JSON and Markdown (the links are in the footer), and any reuse must credit fuel-prices.eu and DESNZ Fuel Finder, under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Emo

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