Real stations from OpenStreetMap with opening hours and driver reports where available, everywhere in Spain.
Across the 7 cities Refuelia maps in Spain, 2,378 stations and chargers are counted from OpenStreetMap. Roughly 65% of what is mapped is fuel and 35% is EV charging. This is not a national total; it is what has actually been counted, and it says when.
The names tagged most often across these cities: Repsol (143), Moeve (52), Galp (34), BP (26), Petronor (23) and Shell (18).
Counted from OpenStreetMap · 23 September 2026 (19 days ago, older than usual). Counted cities, largest first: Madrid (642), Barcelona (613), Valencia (360), Seville (274), Bilbao (171), Malaga (162), Zaragoza (156).
Every filling station in Spain must send its prices to the Ministry for the Ecological Transition every Monday and whenever they change, at least one hour and at most three days before the new price applies. The duty dates from a 2007 ministerial order, Orden ITC/2308/2007.
The ministry publishes the prices in force at each station on its Geoportal de Gasolineras. Refuelia reads the same official feed, so a Spanish station on the map shows the ministry’s price for each fuel with the date it was sent.
The Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla are outside the EU VAT area and tax fuel under their own rules, so pump prices there cannot be compared directly with the mainland or with the European Commission’s Spanish average.
How Spain compares with the other 26 EU countries, week by week: fuel prices in Europe this week. The symbols on the nozzles are explained in what the labels on a fuel pump mean.
Sources: MITECO, price reporting FAQ; BOE, Orden ITC/2308/2007; Geoportal de Gasolineras.
Places our saved map of Spain already holds, each with its own list of stations. What follows a city name is the kinds of place in the box around its centre — not a count, because the figure above this list is counted live for the whole country and the two would be measuring different things.
From OpenStreetMap, rebuilt with the map data. Other places in Spain are on the map; these are the ones with a page of their own. © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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