Tag: <span>Diesel Fuel Pricing</span>

The average retail price of a gallon of diesel fuel in the United States rose 2.2 cents to $2.915. It is the highest price since July 6, 2015. Speculation is that production cuts will continue into 2018 after a meeting of OPEC countries this month. California ranks the highest at $3.610. In contrast, the Gulf Coast Region is again the most economical at $2.697 per gallon. With these higher prices, fleets are looking at alternatives to reduce their costs. Some reefer fleets  have turned to battery-powered refrigeration units with solar panels. With no end in sight, everyone will have to be creative to solve this problem.

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The U. S. on-highway diesel fuel price for the week of  10/16/17 is $2.787. This price is up slightly from the previous week. The price was up in nine regions in the country. It was down in only two of the regions. The California region remains the most expensive at $3.159. At $2.612, the Gulf Coast region is again the lowest price.

source:www.eia.gov/petroleum

The United States on-highway diesel fuel price on 10/02/17 was $2.792 per gallon. This price is up slightly from the previous week. California remains above $3.00 at $3182. The Gulf Coast Region is again the lowest price at $2.615 per gallon. Hopefully, the prices will stabilize in the wake of the hurricane clean-ups around the country.

source:www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel

The U. S. on-highway diesel fuel price on 09/11/17 averaged $2.802 per gallon. Every region in the country showed significant increases. California once again was the highest at $3.179 per gallon. The Gulf Coast Region had the best price at $2.647 per gallon. The on-highway price is the highest price since 08/17/15. It is predicted to rise each week because of the destruction from Hurricane Harvey in the Houston area.

 

source:www.eia.gov/petroleum

The on-highway diesel fuel price in the United States for the week of 08/28/17 averaged $2.605/gallon. The price was up significantly in every region of the country. California, again, led the country with an average of $2.995. The Gulf Coast Region was the lowest at $2.428. This will not remain the lowest in the coming weeks because of the after effects of Hurricane Harvey.

source: www.eia.gov/diesel

The United States on-highway diesel fuel price on 6/26/17 averaged $2.465.

The price has dropped over two cents since the previous week. This downward trend

has been ongoing for the past month. Every region in the country shows a decrease this week.

Again, the highest price in the nation belongs to California, at $2.863. The best price remains

in the Gulf Coast Region at $2.305. Hopefully, this trend will continue.

 

source:www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel

 

The average price of on-highway diesel fuel in the United States on 6/12/17 was $2.542. This is slightly down from the previous week. Also, for the first time in recent weeks, every region in the country had reduced prices. California continues to sell the highest priced diesel fuel in the country($2.906). The Gulf Coast remains the lowest at $2.368.

U.S. on-highway diesel fuel average price for the week of 05/15/17 is $2.544.

This price is just over 2 cents per gallon lower than it was the previous week. Every region in the country was less than it was the previous week. The Gulf Coast Region was the lowest at $2.382, with California remaining the most expensive at $2.902.