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Data-driven insights for Canada's retail fuel market

Empower smarter fuel and convenience retail decisions with powerful Canadian data, analytics, and pricing intelligence from Kalibrate Canada.

Solutions for Canadian fuel retailers

Kalibrate has powered Canadian fuel retailers for decades with exclusive data and insights not offered anywhere else.

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Kalibrate Market Intelligence

Gain unparalleled visibility into Canada’s fuel and convenience market. Our granular data helps you understand competitor activity, track performance, and respond fast to shifts. Kalibrate Market Intelligence powers better, data-driven decisions so you can grow stronger in a competitive landscape.

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Custom market reports

Insight built for you. Access the exact data you need to make smart decisions. Choose your location, time range, or focus areas to build tailored reports. Get actionable insight into volumes, pricing, and market dynamics, from a single site to nationwide coverage.

Complete an enquiry form using the button below or use our site select tool to see and select the markets you need.

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Pricing analytics

Track and analyze daily pump prices, margins, and trends across Canada.

View and download average prices for different markets and frequencies.

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Expert guidance and strategy

Leverage the deep expertise of Kalibrate’s petroleum industry specialists. Backed by rich data, our consultants help you forecast trends, identify growth opportunities, and strengthen your network performance with confidence.

Kalibrate Canada’s experts provide:

  • Petroleum price forecasts
  • Fuel demand forecasts
  • Site projection reports
  • Custom petroleum newsletters
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Unlocking growth for modern fuel and convenience retailers

According to the Canadian Fuels Association, the number of gas stations has fallen, but their average output has grown significantly. Modern stations are bigger, more efficient, and often include extra services like convenience stores or car washes. With gasoline margins being relatively low, many stations rely on these additional products and services for income.

Our fuel and convenience retail solutions enable you to:

  • Analyze site volume potential and explore different scenarios
  • Gain stronger market share with smarter network planning
  • Leverage AI-optimized insights for maximum impact

If you’re looking for a fuel and convenience retail partner to enhance your operations, get in touch today.

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436

Canadian markets captured in KMI

70

Daily prices surveyed across 70 cities

100 +

data points collected at every site

80 %

of Canadian fuel volume captured

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Latest National Retail Petroleum Site Census available now.

The 2024 National Retail Petroleum Site Census, researched and published by Kalibrate, is a comprehensive enumeration of Canada's petroleum retail outlet population. This is a unique study: there is no other single industry or governmental source of such information.

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Kalibrate Canada fuel market FAQs

What causes fuel prices to change in Canada?

Fuel prices can shift quickly because energy markets are global and operate in real time. Oil and refined fuels are constantly traded on international markets, making them some of the most influential commodities in the world. With trading happening 24/7 across major global hubs, any geopolitical events, supply disruptions or economic changes can quickly impact expectations. These shifts are rapidly reflected in global oil prices, which then affect fuel prices in Canada.

Fuel taxes make up over half of what you pay at the pump. This includes excise taxes, environmental levies, municipal transit fees and federal and provincial taxes. These are set by governments and collected by the fuel industry. The Canadian Fuels Association advocates for full transparency, so consumers understand the role taxes play in the final price of fuel.

 

Predicting fuel prices in the short term is difficult. They are influenced by many factors, including global oil markets, refining activity, seasonal demand and geopolitical events. Because of this, forecasts for prices weeks or months ahead are rarely reliable.

KMI provides site level data, including actual volumes sold for over 85% of stations surveyed.

KMI data is trusted for its accuracy, objectivity, completeness, and timeliness.

Nationwide coverage across Canada: 7,000+ retail fuel outlets in 400+ markets .

Use the Site Select tool to see the full coverage.

What causes fuel prices to change in Canada?

Fuel prices can shift quickly because energy markets are global and operate in real time. Oil and refined fuels are constantly traded on international markets, making them some of the most influential commodities in the world. With trading happening 24/7 across major global hubs, any geopolitical events, supply disruptions or economic changes can quickly impact expectations. These shifts are rapidly reflected in global oil prices, which then affect fuel prices in Canada.

What portion of the pump price is taxes?

Fuel taxes make up over half of what you pay at the pump. This includes excise taxes, environmental levies, municipal transit fees and federal and provincial taxes. These are set by governments and collected by the fuel industry. The Canadian Fuels Association advocates for full transparency, so consumers understand the role taxes play in the final price of fuel.

 

Can you predict fuel prices?

Predicting fuel prices in the short term is difficult. They are influenced by many factors, including global oil markets, refining activity, seasonal demand and geopolitical events. Because of this, forecasts for prices weeks or months ahead are rarely reliable.

How is KMI different from other market data tools?

KMI provides site level data, including actual volumes sold for over 85% of stations surveyed.

KMI data is trusted for its accuracy, objectivity, completeness, and timeliness.

What markets or regions does KMI cover?

Nationwide coverage across Canada: 7,000+ retail fuel outlets in 400+ markets .

Use the Site Select tool to see the full coverage.

Get the data, insight, and control Canadian fuel retailers rely on every day

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