Gas Prices

Soft demand and strong inventory levels are allowing North Dakota motorists to continue to save at the gas pump.

While gas prices across North Dakota rose 1.5 cents in August, it’s been 16 years since motorists paid a lower average price for the month.

While gas prices across North Dakota moved little during July, motorists are saving a penny a gallon compared to one month ago.

At $2.10, North Dakota motorists are paying 27 cents a gallon more for gas today than they were one month ago.

After 89 days below $2, the average price for a gallon of regular gas in North Dakota has returned to that level.

The average price for a gallon of regular gas in North Dakota increased 19 cents during the month of May but remains at a level last seen 17 years ago.

After steadily falling for 16 weeks, gas prices in North Dakota are moving higher.

The average price for a gallon of gas in North Dakota during April was the lowest in 17 years.

The plunge at the pump continues. Over the past two weeks, the average price for a gallon of gas in North Dakota has fallen 11 cents. It is now $1 cheaper than this time last year.

Today’s average gas price in North Dakota is $1.79. That is seven cents cheaper than last Monday, 53 cents less than a month ago and 84 cents less expensive than a year ago.