Diesel & Gasoline Fuel Cost Update 4-17-2023

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Diesel ticked back up $0.018
Gasoline up $0.067

On-highway diesel prices, by week and PADD
(Self service cash price in dollars per gallon, including taxes)
Date
04/03/23
04/10/23
04/17/23
U.S.
4.105​
4.098​
4.116​
PADD 1 - East Coast
4.226​
4.199​
4.198​
PADD 1a - New England
4.580​
4.568​
4.540​
PADD 1b - Central Atlantic
4.527​
4.483​
4.486​
PADD 1c - Lower Atlantic
4.078​
4.055​
4.056​
PADD 2 - Midwest
3.952​
3.968​
4.027​
PADD 3 - Gulf Coast
3.887​
3.883​
3.876​
PADD 4 - Rocky Mountain
4.150​
4.095​
4.104​
PADD 5 - West Coast
4.724​
4.699​
4.692​
PADD 5b - West Coast less CA
4.442​
4.446​
4.456​
California
5.047​
4.989​
4.963​

Regular gasoline prices, by week and PADD
(Self service cash price in dollars per gallon, including taxes)
Date
04/03/23
04/10/23
04/17/23
U.S.
3.497​
3.596​
3.663​
PADD 1 - East Coast
3.357​
3.461​
3.512​
PADD 1a - New England
3.264​
3.349​
3.401​
PADD 1b - Central Atlantic
3.447​
3.526​
3.605​
PADD 1c - Lower Atlantic
3.323​
3.447​
3.479​
PADD 2 - Midwest
3.389​
3.516​
3.590​
PADD 3 - Gulf Coast
3.148​
3.253​
3.341​
PADD 4 - Rocky Mountain
3.465​
3.438​
3.524​
PADD 5 - West Coast
4.396​
4.457​
4.525​
PADD 5b - West Coast less CA
4.142​
4.208​
4.305​
California
4.625​
4.682​
4.725​
 
They have nominated the West Coast to keep the averages high.

Kind of a rip off, they think rich people live here ... If you go to E. WA rural areas, gas can be a dollar or more per gal lower than W. WA!
 
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Diesel is back down to normal price spread. It seems to be around 50-60c more than regular, and actually cheaper than premium as stations started gouging on the price difference between 87 and 93 (used to be 50-60c, now closer to $1)
 
Regular unleaded here in MN runs $3.599 currently. 87 octane. Diesel is ~ $1 more
I've seen one Holiday station where diesel was 10 cents cheaper than regular, and another Holiday where they were the same. But there are many stations where the spread is 40 cents or so. Gasoline goes up relatively this time of year because of switch to summer-grade fuel, while diesel goes down a bit when it's not being used as heating oil in some states and countries.
 
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