Fuel Prices from Official Sources - Spain, Austria, Quebec

Station-level fuel prices straight from official government open-data feeds, normalized into one clean schema. No fragile website scraping, no proxies, no login: these are the same feeds regulators publish for public use, which makes this actor fast, stable, and legal everywhere.

Coverage

Region	Source	Stations	Freshness
Spain (ES)	MITECO, Gobierno de España	~11,500 (all land stations)	Updated continuously
Austria (AT)	E-Control (energy regulator)	Location search, cheapest stations near a point	Real time
Quebec, Canada (CA-QC)	Régie de l'énergie	~2,400 (all reporting stations)	Stations must report price changes quickly by law

More regions are on the roadmap (France, Germany, Italy). Ask in the Issues tab if you need one prioritized.

What you get

One record per station:

{
  "stationId": "ES-4508",
  "name": "BLANCA",
  "brand": "BLANCA",
  "address": "CALLE ALEJANDRO DUMAS, 17",
  "city": "Madrid",
  "postalCode": "28005",
  "country": "ES",
  "latitude": 40.4053,
  "longitude": -3.7178,
  "distanceKm": 1.28,
  "fuels": [
    { "type": "diesel", "price": 1.579, "currency": "EUR", "unit": "litre", "updatedAt": "10/06/2026 23:25:24" }
  ],
  "source": "MITECO (Gobierno de España)",
  "fetchedAt": "2026-06-10T22:01:11.000Z"
}

Fuel types are normalized across countries: gasoline_95, gasoline_98, diesel, diesel_premium, lpg, cng. For North America, gasoline_95 = regular and gasoline_98 = premium.

Filters

• Location: latitude + longitude + radiusKm returns stations sorted by distance (required for Austria, optional elsewhere)
• Fuel type: only return stations selling the fuel you care about
• City: substring match on the municipality name
• maxResults: cap the output

Use cases

• Price comparison apps and widgets: cheapest diesel within 10 km of the user
• Fleet and logistics: route fuel-cost optimization with real station prices
• Market analysis: national price snapshots over time (run on a schedule, export CSV)
• AI agents: ask "cheapest gas near X" through the standby API endpoint
• Journalism and research: regulator-grade data, citable sources

API / Standby mode for AI agents

Call the actor as a synchronous HTTP endpoint:

GET /?region=ES&fuel=diesel&lat=40.4168&lng=-3.7038&radiusKm=10

Returns { count, stations: [...] } immediately. Works as a tool for agent frameworks that support Apify actors.

Pricing

Pay per event:

Event	Price
Actor start	$0.0005
Per station record	$0.001
API call (standby)	$0.02

A daily 50-station radius check costs about $1.60/month. A weekly full-Spain snapshot (~11,500 stations) is about $46/month - tell us your use case and we can add a snapshot event tier.

FAQ

Why official feeds instead of scraping GasBuddy or similar? Official feeds are published for reuse, do not break when a website redesigns, carry no ToS risk for you, and in Spain and Quebec they are the legally mandated source the consumer sites themselves use.

How fresh are the prices? Spain and Austria update continuously. Quebec stations are required to report price changes promptly to the regulator.

Why does Austria need coordinates? The Austrian regulator's API is a location search by design (it returns the cheapest stations around a point). Pass latitude and longitude for AT.

Can I get all of Spain in one run? Yes. Leave the location filters empty and you get every land station in the country (~11,500 records).

CSV export? Every Apify dataset exports as CSV, JSON, Excel, or via API.