The Department of Energy held its diesel price forecast for 2009 steady at $2.46 a gallon, but bumped its projection for next year by a nickel from a previous forecast.
August 11, 2009diesel News Updates
Biodiesel Group Says EPA Rule Threatens Future Production
A proposed U.S. Environmental Protection Agency rule designed to expand biofuel use actually has brought the biodiesel market to a grinding halt, because it does not allow most blends of soy oil, according to the National Biodiesel Board.
August 17, 2009Diesel Rises 7.5瞽 to $2.625
The average retail price of a gallon of diesel in the United States rose 7.5 cents last week to $2.625, the highest level this year, the Energy Department reported.
August 17, 2009DOE Raises Diesel Price Forecast for 2010
Diesel Rises 7.5瞽 to $2.625; Gas Jumps 9瞽
Diesel and gasoline prices both jumped Monday, with diesel rising 7.5 cents to $2.625 a gallon and gas gaining 9 cents to $2.647, the Department of Energy said.
August 11, 2009Diesel, Gas Prices Rise Again
U.S. retail fuel prices continued to rise last week, as the average cost of a gallon of diesel climbed 2.2 cents to $2.55 a gallon, while gasoline jumped 5.4 cents to $2.557, the second straight week of increases, the Department of Energy reported.
August 10, 2009Diesel Rises 2.2瞽 to $2.55
The average price of diesel fuel rose for the second straight week, gaining 2.2 cents to $2.55 a gallon, the Department of Energy said Monday.
August 4, 2009Diesel Rises 3.2瞽 to $2.528
The U.S. average retail diesel price rose 3.2 cents a gallon last week to $2.528, the first increase in five weeks, the Department of Energy reported.
August 3, 2009Diesel Gains 3.2瞽 After Four Weeks of Decline
The average price of diesel fuel rose 3.2 cents to $2.528 a gallon after a four-week drop, the Department of Energy said Monday.
July 27, 2009Last Years Diesel-Price Nightmare Teaches Fleets to Diversify Options in Buying Strategies to Cut Costs
Diesel prices have dropped almost 50% since record levels last year, but fleets continue to work on cutting fuel costs, one of their largest expenses.
July 27, 2009Diesel Drops 4.6瞽 to $2.496 in 4th Straight Weekly Decline
U.S. retail diesel prices dropped 4.6 cents last week to $2.496 a gallon, the Department of Energy reported the fourth straight decline but rising crude oil costs will soon lead to a reversal of that trend, a department analyst predicted.
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