Oil finished the trading day Friday over $76 a barrel, gaining about $4 in the past week聽led by high diesel demand, Bloomberg reported.
July 9, 2010FuelBusiness
DOE Keeps 2010 Diesel Forecast Under $3 a Gallon
Diesel鈥檚 national retail price will average $2.98 a gallon this year, the Department of Energy said in boosting its most recent prediction by 2 cents.
July 8, 2010BusinessFuel
Diesel Drops 3.2垄 to $2.924 a Gallon
Diesel fuel鈥檚 national average fell 3.2 cents to $2.924 a gallon, its seventh decline in eight weeks and matching the lowest price since mid-March, the Department of Energy said Tuesday.
July 7, 2010BusinessFuel
Oil Rises for First Time in a Week
Oil prices rose Tuesday for the first time in six trading days to just under $73 a barrel as the dollar weakened against the euro, Bloomberg reported.
July 6, 2010GovernmentFuel
CARB OKs $200 Million in Emissions Funding
The California Air Resources Board has awarded $200 million in Proposition 1B funds to help cut emissions from heavy-duty trucks and other sources in the state鈥檚 four busiest trade corridors.
July 6, 2010GovernmentBusinessFuel
Passage of Energy Bill Seen Doubtful in Senate
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators left a closed-door White House meeting with President Obama last week divided over whether energy and climate legislation could pass and uncertain what form it might take.
July 5, 2010BusinessFuel
Diesel Dips a Half-Cent to to $2.956
The national average price of diesel dropped 0.5 cent last week to $2.956 a gallon, the sixth decline in seven weeks, the Department of Energy reported.
July 5, 2010BusinessFuel
Oil Falls Below $76 a Barrel
Oil fell more than $2 Tuesday to below $76 a barrel, following reports that the Chinese economy was expanding less than forecast, Bloomberg reported.
June 29, 2010BusinessFuel
Diesel Dips a Half-Cent to $2.956 a Gallon
Diesel鈥檚 national average fell half a cent to $2.956 a gallon, marking the sixth decline in seven weeks, the Department of Energy said.
June 29, 2010GovernmentFuel
Study of Low-Carbon Fuel Standard Projects Massive Price Increases
A new study has found that nationwide adoption of a low-carbon fuel standard would increase the retail cost of motor fuel by as much as 170% over a 10-year period.
June 28, 2010