diesel

Heating oil is used in just 3% of U.S. homes, but most of those are in the Northeast. Spiking prices mean residents and heating oil delivery companies are facing a challenging winter ahead.

The high price of diesel might start showing up in what you pay for fresh vegetables and more.

Adobe forecasts U.S. online holiday spending will hit a record $275 billion this season — up 6.7% from 2025 — but the energy crisis is complicating the picture for retailers.

Some senators and governors are calling on the Trump administration to temporarily ban diesel exports to boost domestic supply. Experts say it might not work as well as they hope.

Heating oil prices have shot up along with diesel prices.

Diesel now exceeds $6 per gallon. And much of what you buy at the supermarket probably got there on a diesel-fueled truck.

Biodiesel is having a moment. The Trump administration is mandating 60% more domestic production in the next few years.

Analysts say record diesel prices will flow through quickly to consumer goods prices across the board.

Trucking costs are rising even faster than the price of diesel fuel because of the Trump administration’s crackdown on drivers with limited English proficiency.

As the cost of fuel — especially diesel — rises, more companies are looking to move goods by rail.