Diesel price takes a breath
Jun 4, 2008 8:34 AM
The average price of diesel across the nation took a breath last week from its historical climb, resulting in a 1.6 cent drop to $4.707 per gallon, according to the Department of Energy.
However, for the second week in a row, diesel users in California were paying what was the highest average price in the United States at $5.027 per gallon.
For the rest of the United States, low sulfur diesel was slightly lower at $4.636 per gallon. Ultra low sulfur diesel also was slightly lower than the week before, but still commanded a price of $4.716 per gallon.
This time last year the average price of low sulfur diesel was $2.732 per gallon while ultra low sulfur diesel rang up at $2.819.
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