Fuel prices in week 39, 2026
21 – 27 September 2026. All figures are median prices measured at Danish filling stations, day by day.
The price day by day
Benzin 95
Petrol 95 cost 17.82 DKK/l on average in the period, measured as the median across 2,092 stations. The price rose 40 øre from 17.69 DKK/l to 18.09 DKK/l. Cheapest was 16.09 DKK/l on 21 September, most expensive 19.39 DKK/l on 25 September. That is 3 øre more than the period before, when the average was 17.79 DKK/l.
Diesel
Diesel cost 19.00 DKK/l on average in the period, measured as the median across 2,103 stations. The price held at 19.19 DKK/l. Cheapest was 16.29 DKK/l on 21 September, most expensive 20.59 DKK/l on 21 September. That is 29 øre less than the period before, when the average was 19.29 DKK/l.
Benzin 98/100
Petrol 98/100 cost 20.02 DKK/l on average in the period, measured as the median across 1,726 stations. The price rose 40 øre from 19.89 DKK/l to 20.29 DKK/l. Cheapest was 17.49 DKK/l on 21 September, most expensive 21.89 DKK/l on 25 September. That is 3 øre more than the period before, when the average was 19.99 DKK/l.
Premium diesel
Premium diesel cost 20.00 DKK/l on average in the period, measured as the median across 552 stations. The price held at 20.19 DKK/l. Cheapest was 17.29 DKK/l on 21 September, most expensive 21.49 DKK/l on 21 September. That is 29 øre less than the period before, when the average was 20.29 DKK/l.
HVO100
HVO100 cost 28.81 DKK/l on average in the period, measured as the median across 8 stations. The price fell 10 øre from 29.08 DKK/l to 28.98 DKK/l. Cheapest was 23.70 DKK/l on 21 September, most expensive 29.08 DKK/l on 21 September. That is 34 øre less than the period before, when the average was 29.15 DKK/l.
How the figures are worked out
Every day we store the lowest, the typical and the highest price across the stations that have reported. The average in the report is the average of the daily median prices, not an average of all readings — so a single station with an unusual price doesn't skew the figure. Cheapest and most expensive station are the lowest and highest price we have seen in the period; for the brands it is the median of everything the brand reported, and only brands with at least five stations in the figures are included. See where the prices come from.