Georgia is one of the cheapest states for gas in the Southeast, consistently below the national average. The state has relatively low gas taxes, good access to Gulf Coast fuel supplies via pipeline, and a competitive retail market that keeps margins tight.

Atlanta is a major fuel distribution hub for the Southeast, which means good supply and competitive prices. The Colonial Pipeline runs right through Georgia, connecting Gulf Coast refineries to markets up the East Coast. That access to a major supply artery helps keep prices low and stable relative to states farther from refinery infrastructure.