Department of Energy

The national average, at $3.947 per gallon, fell 4.5 cents compared to the $3.992 average, for the week of April 22, which was off 2.3 cents compared to the $4.015 average, for the week of April 15.

For the week of April 22, the national average fell 2.3 cents, to $3.922. This followed a 2.3-cent decrease, to $4.015 per gallon, for the week of April 15, which was preceded by a 6.5-cent increase, to $4.004, for the week of April 8.

With a 6.5-cent increase, the national average came in at $4.061 per gallon. This follows a 3.8-cent decline, to $3.996, for the week of April 1, and a slight 0.006-cent increase, to $4.034, for the week of March 25, and a 2.4-cent increase, to $4.028, for the week of March 18.

With a 3.8-cent decline, the national average, for the week of April 1, came in at $3.996 per gallon. This was preceded by a slight 0.006-cent increase, to $4.034, for the week of March 25, and a 2.4-cent increase, to $4.028, for the week of March 18.

The weekly average, at $4.034, saw a 0.006-cent increase, following a 2.4-cent increase, to $4.028, for the week of March 18.

The weekly national average, at $4.028, increased 2.4 cents, following a 1.8-cent decline, to $4.004, for the week of March 11.

The national average, at $4.022, fell 3.6 cents, following a 5.1-cent decline (its largest weekly decrease in 2024), to $4.058, for the week of February 26.

With a 3.8-cent decline, the national average came in $3.876 per gallon. This followed a 2.0-cent increase, to $3.914, for the week of December 25, snapping an eight-week stretch of declines. The national average has fallen in 11 of the last 14 weeks.

The national average fell 5.4 cents, to $4.092 per gallon, following a 6.3-cent decline, to $4.146 per gallon, for the week of November 27. Over the last six weeks, the national diesel average has fallen a cumulative 45.3 cents. 

The national average fell 6.3 cents, to $4.146 per gallon, following an 8.5-cent decline, to $4.209 per gallon, a 7.2-cent decline, to $4.294 per gallon, for the week of November 13.

The national average, for the week of November 6, fell 8.8 cents, to $4.366, following a 9.1-cent decline, to $4.454, for the week of October 30.

The national average price per gallon headed up 10.1 cents, to $4.545 per gallon, marking the highest increase since a 13.9-cent increase, to $4.378, for the week of August 14.

With a 5.4-cent decrease, the national average, for the week of October 16, was $4.444 per gallon, following a 9.5-cent increase, to $4.498 per gallon, for the week of October 9, and a slight 0.007-cent increase, to $4.593, for the week of October 2, and a 4.7-cent decline, to $4.586, for the week of September 25.

With an 8.6-cent increase, the national average came in at $4.475 per gallon.

Following a four-week stretch that saw the national average price per gallon of diesel gasoline rise a cumulative 57.2 cents, the national diesel average was up, for the week of August 21, but at a reduced rate, according to data issued this week by the Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA).