What Gas Costs
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An independent guide to the price at the pumpData release · 11 September 2026

US / state

New Hampshire

The pump price, taken apart. Every observation keeps its source, date and method.

Dated source observation · 2026-09-10 · 1 days old
Last successful source refresh: 2026-09-11 05:01:56 UTC. A successful refresh does not mean a new price was published. Source status

Reported pump priceUSD 1.11per litre

Observation date2026-09-1010 September 2026

Share paid in taxes10.0%Derived breakdown

Change from prior weekUnavailablePrice rank 27 of 51 on the same date

Where your money goes

Derived breakdown
USD per litre price breakdownCrude oil: 0.612 USD per litre; Refining & distribution: 0.386 USD per litre; Fuel taxes & fees: 0.111 USD per litreCrude oil: USD 0.61/LRefining & distribution: USD 0.39/LFuel taxes & fees: USD 0.11/L
Crude oilUSD 0.6155.2% of price
Refining & distributionUSD 0.3934.8% of price
Fuel taxes & feesUSD 0.1110.0% of price
Price components, 2026-09-10, USD per litre
ComponentAmount
Crude oil0.6117
Refining & distribution0.3855
Fuel taxes & fees0.1113

· AAA state gas price averages
Crude uses WTI. Refining and distribution stay combined. Calculation and limitations

Price history

Not enough verified observations to draw a history chart.

USD per litre, independent of the volume selector. Only verified observations are shown; some regions have short histories. Source changes and gaps are not interpolated.

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