Diesel fuel prices are risingchemistry can help explain why
News Source : Scientific American
News Summary
- As of Thursday, the average diesel price in the u.s. is $6.5141 per gallon, roughly a cent lower than the all-time historic high set on Tuesday.
- Experts believe that unless something dramatic happens in the ongoing wars in Iran and Ukraine, the price climb is likely to continue.
- Gasoline prices have gone up about 40 percent over the past 12 months, whereas diesel prices have nearly doubled over that time.
- The reason diesel is more expensive than gasoline involves a combination of geopolitics, as well as the chemistry of the product itself.
Diesel fuel prices in the U.S. are rising dramaticallymuch more so than gasoline prices.
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