Diesel prices spiked through the month of October, and started the first full week of November 41 cents higher than the average price last year this week. The average price per gallon is $2.88, according to the Energy Information Administration.
The average price dipped slightly the week of Oct. 9 to $2.776 per gallon, but has climbed ever since. The biggest jump in price was this week at six cents.
For more information, visit the EIA’s website.
After jumping about 15 cents as a result of Hurricane Harvey in late August, the national average for diesel fuel prices hovered at the $2.80 per gallon. At the start of October, the average price is $2.792 per gallon, according to the Energy Information Administration.
The high the year so far was reached in the Sept. 11 update, which had the national average at $2.802 per gallon. The average price was the lowest for the year at $2.465 in June.
This week’s average price is 40 cents higher than the average price a year ago this week.
For more information, visit the EIA’s website.
After dipping slightly through the month of March, diesel prices appear to be climbing again. The average price per gallon this week is $2.56, about two cents higher than prices were last week, when prices hit their lowest point of the month, according to the Energy Information Administration.
Prices dropped about five cents over the past month.
The average price is 44 cents higher than prices were this week last year.
For more information, visit the EIA’s website.
After hitting a high of $2.597 per gallon Jan. 9, diesel prices started lowering, and landed at an average $2.558 per gallon this first full week of February.
However, prices are still 55 cents higher than prices this week a year ago, according to the Energy Information Administration. In fact, prices dipped below the $2 mark in February last year before climbing to where prices are today.
For more information, visit the EIA’s website.
The first diesel fuel update of the year is available through the Energy Information Administration, and the news isn’t good. Diesel prices are continuing to rise, this week averaging $2.586 per gallon.
That’s almost 5 cents higher than a week ago, 10 cents higher than a month ago, and 38 cents higher than a year ago this week.
For more information, visit the EIA’s website.
Diesel prices are up six cents this week to an average $2.48 per gallon, according to the Energy Information Administration.
Prices were previously at $2.48 mid-October, but dropped to $2.20 by last week. The prices have been on a roller coaster ride since mid-summer after a steady climb that started in February.
The average price per gallon is now just over 10 cents higher than prices were this week a year ago.
For more information, visit the EIA’s website.
As news of an explosion on the same pipeline that leaked in September bought fears of another gas shortage and higher prices, October ended and November started with diesel prices that barely increased and regular gasoline prices that dropped a penny.
According to the Energy Information Administration, diesel prices started the week at an average $2.479 per gallon. Last week, prices averaged $2.478.
The average prices are very close to the amount prices were a year ago this week, at only .6 cents lower.
While regular gas prices saw a significant increase in September, especially in the lower Atlantic states, diesel prices did not. The effects of this new disruption- which killed one worker and injured five others, according to the Associated Press- are uncertain at the moment.
For more information, visit the EIA’s website.
Diesel fuel average prices jumped from a summer low of of $2.310 per gallon on Aug. 15 back up to $2.409 per gallon just in time for the Labor Day weekend last week. And, as the weekend ended, the prices barely lowered to $2.407 per gallon, according to the Energy Information Administration.
The average price per gallon is still almost 13 cents lower than prices were a year ago this week.
For more information, visit the EIA’s website.
Diesel prices are averaging $2.348 per gallon this week, according to the Energy Information Administration. That’s 3.1 cents lower than last week’s average, and 7.5 cents lower than the average price a month ago.
The average diesel price is 32 cents less than prices were a year ago this week.
For more information, visit the EIA’s website.
Diesel prices haven’t changed much in the past few weeks. The average price this week is $2.423 per gallon, down just a third of a cent from last week’s and the previous week’s prices, according to the Energy Information Administration.
Prices are still almost 41 cents lower than prices were a year ago this week. Prices reached the highest point of year June 13 at $2.431 per gallon.
For more information, visit the EIA’s website.