Fuel News

Truckers save 35 cents a gallon on fill-ups with Georgia’s fuel tax suspension.

The benchmark price for most fuel surcharges moved by only a small amount, but futures markets are going through some big swings.

The benchmark diesel price used for most fuel surcharges declined for the first time since early summer.

The key diesel benchmark retail price rose for the week, but diesel futures prices have suddenly posted a big two-day reversal.

Truckers in Georgia will save 35 cents a gallon on fill-ups at least through Oct. 12.

The International Energy Agency’s closely watched monthly report didn’t have much good news in it for oil consumers.

The national average retail price used for most fuel surcharges climbed 4.8 cents a gallon this week, but it’s moving a lot higher on the West Coast.

Fuel costs were overshadowed by skyrocketing freight rates amid the supply chain crisis. Now, fuel costs are much more important.

A run of news developments in the diesel world can’t be seen as anything but discouraging for diesel consumers.

The DOE/EIA benchmark price used for most diesel fuel surcharges tacked on another 8.6 cents a gallon this week.

The benchmark price used for most fuel surcharges recorded only a small move after four big ones.

The benchmark diesel price that is the basis for most fuel surcharges is up more than 36 cents a gallon in six weeks.

The monthly International Energy Agency forecast clearly laid out the supply and demand issues that are driving oil prices higher.

The benchmark diesel price used for most fuel surcharges is up more than 11 cents a gallon this week.

The one-week increase in the benchmark diesel price used for most fuel surcharges is one of the biggest ever.

The benchmark price of diesel used for most fuel surcharges went sharply higher this week, and it could signal the start of a broad increase.

Spreads between high- and low-sulfur fuels are down to pandemic levels and LNG has become much more economical.

The retail diesel price that serves as the basis for most fuel surcharges had no change from the prior week for the first time since April 2021.

A report from a key oil agency could be read as either bullish or bearish for the market.

The benchmark diesel price used for most fuel surcharges rose for just the third time in 23 weeks.