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Ogden gas prices rise to $4.91 per gallon after 20-cent jump

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Ogden gas prices rise to $4.91 per gallon after 20-cent jump
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Gasoline prices in Ogden have risen to an average of $4.91 per gallon following a 20.9-cent increase since Sept. 21, according to a GasBuddy survey. The average price in the city is now 72 cents higher than it was five weeks ago.

Key takeaways

  • Ogden gasoline prices rose 20.9 cents since Sept. 21 to an average of $4.91 per gallon.
  • The average price in Ogden is $72 cents higher than it was five weeks ago.
  • The cheapest gas station in Ogden was priced at $4.69 per gallon.
  • Utah's statewide gasoline average rose 15.9 cents to $4.92 per gallon.

The average price for a gallon of gasoline in Ogden has reached $4.91 per gallon after a 20.9-cent increase since Sept. 21, according to a GasBuddy survey of 160 Ogden stations released on Monday, Sept. 28.

This increase brings the local average closer to the $5 per gallon mark.

The average gasoline price in Ogden is currently 72 cents higher than it was five weeks ago and $1.28 higher than 11 weeks ago. Compared to March 2, the average price has risen by $2.22 per gallon. According to the survey, the cheapest station in Ogden offered gas for $4.69 per gallon, while the most expensive station charged $4.99 per gallon.

Statewide, the average price rose 15.9 cents per gallon to $4.92 per gallon. In contrast, the national average price fell 1.6 cents per gallon to $4.42 per gallon, and the national average for diesel dropped 4.1 cents per gallon to $6.449 per gallon.

Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, stated that while average gasoline prices fell in slightly more than half of states over the last week, the West Coast saw prices jump significantly due to refinery snags. De Haan noted that with oil holding below $100 per barrel, many Americans may see modest declines ahead for gasoline, though the broader geopolitical situation remains fluid.

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