EPA Renews Summer E15 Waiver for 2026
The EPA has renewed its summer E15 waiver for 2026, allowing the higher-ethanol fuel blend to stay on sale during the summer driving season.
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Tag: Fuel Prices
Fuel Prices Finally Dip After Weeks of Increases
Fuel prices posted their first decline in weeks, with gas and diesel both slipping as oil markets reacted to cease-fire news and ongoing Strait of Hormuz disruptions.
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Fuel Prices Keep Climbing, but Weekly Increases Begin to Slow
Fuel prices are still climbing nationwide, though this week’s increase was slower than the previous month’s surge. Diesel is now within striking distance of its 2022 record.
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Oil Spike Could Push Gas and Diesel Prices Higher Again
Oil prices closed Monday at their highest levels since July 2022, raising the possibility that gas...
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Fuel Prices Keep Climbing, but Oil Pullback Could Offer Some Relief
Fuel prices continued climbing this week, with gasoline nearing a $4 national average and diesel rising even faster. A sharp drop in oil prices Monday could be an early sign of relief for RV travelers, but higher pump prices may stick around for now.
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Fuel Prices Continue to Rise, Adding Pressure to RV Budgets?
Fuel prices continue to rise, with both gas and diesel moving higher, adding another consideration...
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Oil Price Tumbles on COVID Variant News, But Could Spike Again
Crude oil prices have tumbled more than $10 to under $68 a barrel since Friday after news of the...
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What is the best day of the week to buy gas?
It turns out, there are definitive reasons to purchase on certain days of the week. GasBuddy analyzed gas price data from the period of January – March 2019 and found that Monday offers the lowest average gas price in 30 states, making it the best day to fill-up.
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Summer Travel Expected to Drop 24% Due to Increasing Fuel Prices
Gasoline is expected to hit a national average of $2.95 per gallon on Memorial Day, a 65-cent increase over Memorial Day last year, costing motorists $1 billion more from Thursday to Monday alone.
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