Diesel Prices See a Rise After Previous Drops
The cost of diesel fuel, essential for the trucking industry, has increased by a total of 4.3 cents per gallon over the last two weeks. (Rogelio V. Solis/Associated Press)
the latest figures from the U.S. energy Details Management reveal that the national average for diesel now stands at $3.592 per gallon as of March 31.
This marks the second consecutive increase following three weeks of declines that saw prices drop by nearly 15 cents.
Compared to last year, diesel is currently priced at about 40 cents less per gallon.
PADD District Insights
(PADD refers to Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts as defined by the U.S.Energy Information Administration.)
Regional Price Movements
A rise in diesel prices was noted across all five PADD districts, with the Rocky Mountain region experiencing the largest jump at an increase of 5.7 cents per gallon.Interestingly, similar trends were observed in california’s neighboring areas on the West Coast.
The New England and Central Atlantic regions saw minor decreases—each dropping less than half a cent—indicating some regional variability in pricing trends.
diving into Diesel Fuel Costs Across america
This data comes courtesy of the U.S. energy Information Administration.
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