The weekly Fleet Fuel Price Report: diesel, gasoline, wholesale and alternative fuel prices for public fleets, from EIA and DOE data.
Diesel rose 9.7 cents on the week and now costs $2.66 more than a year ago, while gasoline fell 4.7 cents. Fleets that budgeted on this year’s $5.10 average are paying about $1.18 a gallon over it with 10 weeks left in the calendar…
The national diesel average slipped 2 cents but is still $2.51 above a year ago. Diesel now costs $1.71 more per gallon than gasoline, and that gap is where fleet budgets are breaking.
Diesel fell 18 cents to $6.20 a gallon and gasoline fell 11 cents to $4.50, EIA said. With 12 weeks left in the calendar year, fleets are paying $1.16 a gallon more than this year’s average to date.
The week’s drop does not fix the budget problem: diesel is $1.37 a gallon above the average public fleets have paid this year, with 13 weeks of buying left.
This custom public fleet-specific report has interactive charts, trend analysis and tips. Diesel averaged $6.53 a gallon, the highest price of 2026 and $1.92 above gasoline. EIA said the national diesel stockpile is 13% below its…
MPF built a weekly fuel report specifically for public sector fleets. It includes interactive charts to understand the market, trends and how to respond. Pump prices jumped 37 cents in a week and sit $2.20 above last year. The fleets…
