Diesel
Coverage of Diesel in the Nexus archive.
- China Allowing Major Exports of Diesel and Gasoline This Month
China is permitting significant exports of diesel and gasoline this month. The article references fuel storage tanks containing Jet A-1 aviation fuel.
- Govt slashes petrol, diesel prices by Rs1.97
The government reduced petrol and diesel prices by Rs1.97 per litre, effective immediately until July 10, reflecting lower global prices. Diesel prices peaked at Rs520.35 on April 3, while petrol reached Rs458.41. Tax adjustments, including a doubled climate support levy, influenced the price cuts.
- Refining margins remain elevated as demand continues to outpace supply
U.S. refiners are experiencing strong profit margins as demand for refined fuels outpaces supply due to persistent supply chain constraints, reduced Russian production, and limited global refining capacity. Elevated gasoline and diesel prices are driven by resilient demand, low inventories, and refiners prioritizing diesel and jet fuel production over gasoline.
- You can get 25 cents off per gallon on gas, diesel this week at Pilot stations
Pilot stations are offering a 25-cent discount per gallon on gas and diesel this week. The promotion is highlighted for travelers heading out for the July 4 weekend.
- South Africa: Consumer Relief As Petrol, Diesel and Paraffin Prices Decrease
South African consumers will experience relief as petrol, diesel, and paraffin prices decrease, according to the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources. The price reduction excludes LP Gas.
- Govt keeps petrol, diesel prices unchanged for next week
The government has kept petrol and diesel prices unchanged for the next week, following recent reductions in prices due to declining international oil prices. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had previously announced cuts, but earlier wartime-related price hikes faced public backlash.
- Petrobras Must Import Diesel Again, Exposing a Refining Gap
Petrobras CEO Magda Chambriard announced the company will import diesel in July, marking a return to foreign purchases after three months without them. Brazil imports roughly a quarter to a third of its diesel consumption, relying on global markets during the harvest season.
- Petrol, diesel margins back above pre-conflict levels: Report
The West Asia conflict triggered a surge in global oil prices, but retail pump rates in India remained steady for large parts and rising only by a fraction. Petrol and diesel margins have returned to pre-conflict levels according to the report.
- Antitrust Service Investigating Moscow Gas Stations for Possible Price Gouging
The Federal Anti-Monopoly Service is investigating Neftmagistral and EuroTrans for potential price gouging in Moscow. The companies must submit gasoline and diesel pricing data by June 26.
- Brazil Signals It Will End Fuel Subsidies if Oil Calms Near $80
Brazil will end fuel subsidies for diesel and gasoline if oil prices stabilize near $80 a barrel, according to a senior Treasury official. The decision is linked to a U.S.-Iran deal aimed at resolving the Middle East conflict and reopening shipping lanes.
- Tatneft Limits Gasoline Sales Following Ukrainian Drone Strike on Its Refinery
Tatneft has restricted gasoline and diesel sales at its gas stations in some regions following a Ukrainian drone strike on its refinery. Passenger vehicles are now limited to 30 liters of gasoline and 60 liters of diesel per purchase.
- Kenya: Ruto Defends Fuel Prices Strategy Amid Geopolitical Oil Market Pressures
President William Ruto reaffirmed his commitment to stabilizing fuel prices following an Energy Regulatory Authority (EPRA) announcement of a Sh10 diesel price reduction supported by a Sh10 billion subsidy.
- Some fuel outlets cap diesel at 195 litres per customer after order from Centre
Some fuel outlets have imposed a 195-litre diesel limit per customer following an order from the Centre. The directive aims to regulate diesel distribution among consumers.
- Watch: Now, commercial consumers can’t buy petrol, diesel from regular fuel stations | Explained
The government has prohibited industrial and commercial consumers from buying petrol and diesel at regular retail fuel stations, requiring them to use dedicated bulk supply channels instead. This policy was implemented via an order issued on June 11.
- Asean at 60: peace, prosperity and polite paralysis
Dan Rae Hugo, a 43-year-old farmer in Iloilo, Philippines, faces doubled diesel costs and evaporated profit margins, with rice prices rising 20% due to the Iran war. He attributes his struggles to increased inputs like diesel, labor, and transportation costs.
- Govt slashes petrol price by Rs4, diesel by Rs2
The government reduced petrol prices by Rs4 per litre and diesel by Rs2 per litre, effective immediately. This marks the fifth consecutive weekly price cut for petrol, with a cumulative decrease of Rs41 per litre, while diesel prices now stand at Rs378.78 per litre. The revisions follow the paused US-Israeli war on Iran and are linked to ongoing tax structures on petroleum products.
- America 250: How energy made skyscrapers possible
The development of skyscrapers in American cities was enabled by fossil fuels and engineering innovations like the safety elevator and steel-frame construction. Oil and natural gas powered machinery for construction and maintenance, while coal initially supported steel production. Cities like Chicago and New York built iconic structures such as the Empire State and Chrysler Buildings, which relied on continuous energy for operations.
- Govt reduces petrol price by Rs4, keeps diesel price unchanged
The government reduced petrol prices by Rs4 per litre to Rs377.79, marking the fourth consecutive weekly decrease, while diesel prices remained unchanged at Rs380.78 per litre. Taxes and levies were adjusted to maintain diesel prices, which had previously peaked at Rs520.35.
- India Raises Diesel, Gasoline Prices for Fourth Time This Month
India has raised diesel and gasoline prices for the fourth time this month, posing a threat to the economy's recovery. High local taxes on retail fuel risk exacerbating inflation and creating tension between fiscal and monetary policy objectives.
- India raises diesel, petrol prices for 3rd time in 8 days, amid tense US-Iran ceasefire
India's state-run refiners increased diesel and petrol prices for the third time in eight days to mitigate losses from discounted sales and manage rising demand. Prices rose by nearly 1% in New Delhi, with petrol at 99.51 rupees and diesel at 92.49 rupees per litre, though prices vary regionally due to local taxes.
- U.K. Loosens Russian Oil Sanctions Amid Soaring Energy Costs
The U.K. has eased sanctions on Russian oil by issuing a new trade license permitting the purchase of jet fuel and diesel refined from Russian crude oil sourced from third-party countries. This move comes as energy costs remain elevated across the country. The policy adjustment represents a shift in the U.K.'s approach to Russian energy restrictions.
- Cuba plunged deeper into fuel crisis amid 22-hour blackouts
Cuba is experiencing a fuel crisis with 22-hour blackouts due to a complete depletion of diesel and fuel oil reserves. The nationwide disruption has been confirmed by officials. This shortage has significant implications for the country's daily operations.
- Zimbabwe Starts Trials to Blend Ethanol and Diesel to Cut Costs
Zimbabwe is conducting trials to blend ethanol and diesel in an effort to cut costs. The trials aim to reduce the country's fuel expenses. Zimbabwe hopes to achieve cost savings through this initiative.
- Most economical cars to beat the fuel crisis: Petrol, diesel and hybrid models that keep you away from filling stations longest
The article discusses the most economical cars to beat the fuel crisis, including petrol, diesel, and hybrid models that can travel long distances without needing to refuel. These cars are ideal for those looking to save money on fuel costs. The models mentioned can help reduce reliance on filling stations.
- Australia news live: housing market slows but rents surge; Penny Wong hails South Korea energy pact
Australia's housing market is slowing, but rental prices are rising at the fastest pace since October 2024. Foreign Minister Penny Wong confirmed a new energy supply chain agreement with South Korea to ensure stable energy resource supplies.
- How an Oil Refinery Works
The article explains the process of an oil refinery, detailing how crude oil is refined into products like gasoline, diesel, and kerosene through methods such as distillation and cracking. It provides an educational overview of the technical steps involved in refining.
- Fury at the pumps as fuel prices fail to fall alongside tumbling wholesale costs for petrol and diesel
Public anger is rising as fuel prices at the pumps remain unchanged despite a decline in wholesale costs for petrol and diesel. The discrepancy between wholesale and retail prices has sparked frustration among consumers.
- From Australia to Vietnam, the Iran war is fuelling demand for EVs
Electric vehicle sales are increasing in Australia and Vietnam due to rising petrol and diesel costs linked to the Iran conflict. The war's impact on fuel prices is driving demand for EVs as an alternative.
- War Squeezes Global Mining as Diesel and Acid Supplies Tighten
The war is disrupting global mining operations by tightening supplies of diesel and acid, critical for mining processes. An iron ore mine in Western Australia exemplifies the industry's challenges amid these supply constraints.
- Coles adds 20c to the price of milk as war in the Middle East pushes up Australian grocery costs
Coles has raised home-brand milk prices by up to 20c per litre, with Woolworths expected to follow, due to increased costs from the Middle East war impacting Australian grocery prices. The price hike aims to offset higher fuel and operating costs, with some revenue temporarily directed to dairy farmers.
- US Diesel Traders Turn to Rail as War Scrambles Fuel Flows
The average cost of diesel in California reached a record high due to limited oil-refining capacity and disruptions from the war in Iran. US diesel traders are increasingly using rail to transport fuel as global energy shipments face challenges.
- Kenya fuel prices rise sharply despite reduction in tax due to Iran war
Kenya experienced a sharp rise in diesel prices despite a reduction in value added tax. The price increase is attributed to factors related to the Iran war, highlighting the impact of geopolitical tensions on fuel costs.
- Relief for drivers at the pumps may not be far away as rocketing petrol and diesel prices sparked by Iran war 'almost ground to a halt', says RAC
The article suggests that rising petrol and diesel prices, caused by an ongoing Iran war, may soon ease, according to the RAC. Drivers could see relief as the conflict 'almost ground to a halt'.