Derbyshire fuel prices

The cheapest unleaded petrol (E10) in Derbyshire today is 161.9p a litre at Texaco Mercy services limited in Chesterfield (S44 6HF). Across the 124 stations selling it, prices average 174.7p and go up to 196.9p, so filling a 55-litre tank costs between £89.05 and £108.30.

The cheapest diesel in Derbyshire today is 181.9p a litre at Texaco Mercy services limited in Chesterfield (S44 6HF). Across the 123 stations selling it, prices average 199.7p and go up to 215.9p, so filling a 55-litre tank costs between £100.05 and £118.75.

Unleaded in Derbyshire averages 174.7p, 0.2p more than the UK average (174.4p). Diesel in Derbyshire averages 199.7p, 0.2p more than the UK average (199.5p).

Super unleaded (E5) is sold at 89 stations, from 177.9p at Tesco Nottingham Long Eaton Extra - Petrol Filling Station. Premium diesel is sold at 64 stations, from 190.9p at BP Calver Service Station. The 37 supermarket stations charge 172.8p on average for unleaded, 2.6p less than the other 87. Motorway services charge 196.9p for unleaded on average, 22.8p more than other stations.

Derbyshire has 125 petrol stations reporting prices: 17 Esso, 12 BP, 8 Asda, 8 Morrisons, 8 Sainsbury's, 8 Tesco, 7 Gulf, 7 Shell, 7 Texaco, 6 Co-op, 6 Jet, 6 Valero, 8 from other chains and 17 independents. 51 are open 24 hours a day and 3 close on Sundays. 37 are at a supermarket and 3 are at motorway services. Of the 125, 114 sell bottled AdBlue, 95 offer air and screenwash, 59 have a car wash, 59 have water, 46 have customer toilets, 17 have AdBlue pumps and 1 sells LPG.

In Derbyshire, Ripley has the cheapest average unleaded (169.4p) and Alfreton the most expensive (180.3p), out of 18 towns with at least two stations. For diesel, Nottingham is cheapest (195.4p) and Alfreton dearest (204.5p).