The price of gas jumps after UARB invokes interrupter clause

By CityNews Halifax Staff

Posted Jan 18, 2023 10:08:11 AM.

Gas prices are up this morning across Nova Scotia.

The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board initiating an interrupter clause overnight to raise the price for regular self-serve by 6.7 cents, to 152.9 in the province.

Diesel prices were not impacted by last night's interrupter.

The price for diesel is holding steady at 187.6.

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