In its recently-released Retail Year in Review & 2014 Profit Outlook Report, Oil Price Information Service (OPIS) named Chevron as the brand with the strongest — and highest — pricing power.

The report, which calculates differentials on a daily basis, filtering by zip code, yields a pricing power ranking system, in which the average Chevron station was shown to price its pumps 4.96cts/gallon higher than its competitors.

Chevron was followed by 76, with an average differential of 2.96cts/gallon — which represents a decrease from its position in 2013 by 11 percentage points.

Still, despite leading in pricing power, Chevron was second to Shell in terms of market share (despite Shell’s 0.2% drop).

BP, Exxon, and Velero (which was one of only three brands in the top 10 to see market share increase) rounded out the top five.

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