Got fuel? Need fuel? Know what diesel fuel prices and gas prices will do? That is the question!
April 11, 2012
Do you know what diesel fuel prices and gas prices will do? You must be a freaking genius!
Do you know what diesel fuel prices and gas prices will do? You must be a freaking genius!
Diesel fell for the first time in 10 weeks, dipping half a cent to $4.142 a gallon, while gasoline rose for the 10th straight week. Gas gained 2.3 cents to $3.941 a gallon, its 14th increase in 15 weeks. The diesel drop — which was just the second in the past 13 weeks — leaves trucking’s main fuel 16.6 cents
With fleet fueling prices going crazy it’s a time to review current policies that your company has. I can’t think of a policy that can help your fuel management program better then reviewing you’re what you do for fleet fueling. Did I hear you say you don’t really have a policy, now is the time to start your fleet fueling
Let’s think about this, could diesel fuel prices and gas price relief be in the air? Today Saudi Arabia’s powerful oil minister, Ali Naimi, made a rare intervention into overheating oil markets on Tuesday, declaring that high oil prices were “unjustified” and vowing that the kingdom would boost its output by as much as 25 percent if necessary.
How high will diesel fuel prices and gas prices get and what your company could do.
We talk to many companies about diesel fuel prices and how to control their fuel spend to help achieve better bottom line fuel savings. Have you looked at your idle time lately? When diesel fuel prices get over $4.00 a gallon, we find most companies do the following:
Diesel fuel rose for a fourth week, gaining 1.7 cents to $3.96 a gallon, while gasoline rose for the eighth time in nine weeks. Gasoline’s national average rose 6.8 cents to $3.591 a gallon. It was also the fourth straight increase at the gas pump. Diesel’s sixth increase in seven weeks left it 38.7 cents over the same week last
Diesel fuel jumped 8.7 cents to $3.943 a gallon, its fifth increase in six weeks, while gasoline fuel prices rose for the seventh time in eight weeks. Gas gained 4.1 cents to $3.523 a gallon. The diesel increase left it 40.9 cents higher than the same week a year ago, while gasoline is now 38.3 cents over a year ago.
Iran’s situation will make for an interesting few months for the oil industry. Iran is currently enveloped in a food shortage. It can no longer import the necessary food to nourish its population due to the new economic sanctions on the country. The Middle Eastern nation has been bartering for food by trading gold and even barrels of oil since
Diesel fuel prices rose 0.6 cent to $3.856 a gallon, its fourth increase in the past five weeks, while gasoline continued to climb at a faster rate. Gas fuel prices rose 4.8 cents to $3.482 a gallon, its sixth increase in seven weeks. The upturns left diesel 34.3 cents higher than the same week a year ago, and gas 35
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