Fuel
Transport Topics fuel coverage looks closely at what powers trucks. From the latest on battery, diesel and alternative fuel technology to the costs and prices associated with each, this news category covers today’s fuel ecosystem extensively. Topics include green house gas regulation, fuel prices, equipment costs, fuel infrastructure, surcharge and more.
Oil Prices Could Jump 50% by the End of 2016, Industry Analysts Say
Oil bulls distressed that last week’s rally fizzled can find some comfort in forecasts for a bigger and longer rebound by the end of the year.
Diesel Drops 4¢ to $2.031; Price is Less Than a Penny From Lowest Ever for ULSD
The U.S. retail diesel average fell for the 12th consecutive week, dropping 4 cents a gallon to $2.031 and putting it just eight-tenths of a cent higher than the lowest price ever in the era of ultra-low-sulfur diesel, the Department of Energy reported.
Diesel Falls 4.1¢ to $2.071; Below $2 in Two Regions
The U.S. average diesel retail price fell for the 11th consecutive week, dropping 4.1 cents a gallon to $2.071. That includes two regions that dropped below $2 a gallon for the first time in nearly seven years, the Department of Energy reported.
Rolling With the Changes, North Dakota Trucking Companies Affected by Falling Oil Prices
Mike Bertelsen, the Dickinson, North Dakota, terminal superintendent of regional Black Hills Trucking, said his branch of the company has felt the winds of change like many others in the region.
Oil Resumes Decline as US Stockpile Surge Worsens Global Glut
Oil resumed its decline after U.S. industry data showed crude stockpiles increased, exacerbating a global glut.
National Diesel Average Falls to $2.071, Down 4.1¢
The U.S. retail diesel average fell for the 11th consecutive week, dropping 4.1 cents a gallon to $2.071, while in two regions of the country average prices dropped below $2 a gallon, the Department of Energy reported Jan. 25.
January 26, 2016Lower Fuel Prices Have Broad Impact
When your trucks average 8 miles per gallon, lower gasoline prices at the pump can be a welcome addition to the bottom line.
Diesel Falls 6.5¢ to $2.112 for Tenth-Straight Decline
The U.S. average retail diesel price fell for the 10th consecutive week, dropping 6.5 cents a gallon to $2.112, the Department of Energy reported.
Diesel Prices Fall 6.5¢ to $2.112
The U.S. average retail diesel price fell for the 10th consecutive week, down 6.5 cents a gallon to $2.112, leaving it at the lowest price since March 23, 2009, the Department of Energy reported Jan. 19.
Global Oil Market Could 'Drown in Oversupply'
Global oil markets could “drown in oversupply,” sending prices even lower as demand growth slows and Iran revives exports with the end of sanctions, according to the International Energy Agency.