Reading that oil prices are rising or falling is not enough to know what your next delivery will cost. Crude oil is one part of the supply chain: refining, distribution and taxes also play a role.
The EIA explains the US market; its percentages and taxes cannot be applied to Spain. EIA
A benchmark is not a quote
The European Commission's Weekly Oil Bulletin compiles petroleum product prices reported by countries. It is a statistical reference, not a price for a specific delivery.
Source: Weekly Oil Bulletin
Compare like with like
Check the product, date, unit and taxes before comparing figures. A national average or filling station price is not the same as a home delivery quote.
MITECO reports provide information on fuel prices in Spain. When quoting a figure, retain the specific report and its reference period.
Source: MITECO
What to include in your enquiry
Specify the product, approximate litres and town. Add tank and access information, and ask for the full terms before confirming your order.
Market information helps explain the context. It does not guarantee future price movements or calculate the cost of a specific delivery.
Sources reviewed on 6 September 2026.