Diesel’s national average pump price jumped 8 cents to $3.801 a gallon, turning around five weeks of declines, while gasoline also increased, the Department of Energy said.
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Diesel Dips 2.8¢ to $3.721 a Gallon
The U.S. retail diesel and gasoline averages declined for the fifth straight week, even as crude oil prices continued to rise, the Department of Energy reported.
October 17, 2011Keystone Pipeline Would Benefit U.S., ATA Official, Others Tell D.C. Forum
The proposed controversial Keystone XL pipeline from Canada to Oklahoma would supply a stable and secure source of energy for the United States and its trucking industry, and its construction should be approved, an American Trucking Associations official told the State Department this month.
October 17, 2011DOE Lowers 2011 Diesel Price Forecast to $3.80 a Gallon
The Department of Energy lowered its 2011 diesel price forecast by a nickel to $3.80 a gallon and lowered its 2012 forecast by 14 cents, to $3.73, reflecting recent declines in oil prices.
October 12, 2011Diesel Drops 2.8¢ to $3.721 in Fifth Decline
Diesel fell for a fifth straight week, dropping 2.8 cents to $3.721 a gallon, while gasoline also slipped for a fifth week, the Department of Energy said Tuesday.
October 12, 2011Tank Truck, Flatbed Carriers Gain as Oil and Gas Exploration Grows
Many tank truck and flatbed carriers are enjoying strong growth by tapping into the booming oil and natural-gas exploration business, industry experts said.
October 10, 2011Diesel Declines to $3.749 as Fuel Demand Weakens
The average price of retail diesel declined 3.7 cents to $3.749 a gallon, its lowest level since February, the Department of Energy reported.
October 10, 2011Oil Surges Over $82 a Barrel
Oil rose almost $3 Thursday to finish the trading day over $80 a barrel for the first time in a week and capping the biggest two-day rally since February, Bloomberg reported.
October 6, 2011Oil Gains $4 to More Than $79 a Barrel
Oil took its biggest single-day jump in five months Wednesday, rising $4 to more than $79 a barrel following a report that showed inventories plunged last week, Bloomberg reported.
October 5, 2011Natural Gas May Help Lower Fuel Cost For Trucking, ATA’s Moskowitz Says
LAS VEGAS — The abundance of natural gas in the United States provides a significant opportunity for trucking to lower fuel costs and carbon emissions, although several significant hurdles remain, an official with American Trucking Associations said.
October 3, 2011