Weekly Fuel Report: March 15, 2022
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The Department of Energy’s Earthshots Initiative is allocating $52.5 million for clean hydrogen R&D.
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A look at where fuel prices stand for the week.
The price of diesel fuel has an obvious impact on transportation providers costs, but it also can give insight into demand for their services.
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Funding announced as investment heats up for low-carbon fuel technology.
Each week, the Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration publishes average regional and national retail prices for motor fuels. The national diesel average is used as the basis for most, if not all, fuel surcharges in the trucking sector.
The big oil news of the week was OPEC deciding to cut production in an attempt to stop the price of oil from dropping further. Carriers should be happy with this in the long run but gained a short term boost to margins in the meantime.
Fuel remains among the largest costs for both carriers and shippers but based on the current practice of using a fuel surcharge to mitigate volatility in pricing, both parties remain at risk of ending up on the losing end of the deal.