EIA: US Gasoline Slips; West Coast Jumps 7.9cts


   
Kristina Davis
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   MIAMI, FL (DTN) --The national average price of retail regular gasoline 
slipped for the first time in four weeks Monday (9/15), led by a sharp increase 
on the West Coast despite declines across most other regions, latest data from 
the Energy Information Administration showed.

   The national average for retail regular gasoline slipped by 2.4cts to $3.168 
gallon, reaching 1.2cts below the same week in 2024.

   West Coast PADD 5 posted the steepest rise, climbing by 7.9cts to $4.273 
gallon, or 13.7cts above the year-ago level. 

   West Coast less California also increased by 11.7cts to $4.063 gallon, up 
34.0cts from the same week in 2024.

   The East Coast PADD 1 average decreased by 4.7cts to $3.016 gallon, or by 
6.9cts year-on-year. Within the region, New England PADD 1A eased by 1.4cts to 
$3.096 gallon, or by 5cts from a year ago.

   Central Atlantic PADD 1B dropped by 3.7cts to $3.187 gallon, cheaper by 
5.9cts from 2024 levels. Lower Atlantic PADD 1C fell by 6.0cts to $2.889 
gallon, or by 8.1cts from a year ago.
The Midwest PADD 2 average declined by 7.4cts to $2.981 gallon, or 2.4cts under 
the year-ago level.
The Gulf Coast PADD 3 price increased by 4.1cts to $2.774 gallon, or 4.6cts 
above the same week in 2024.
The Rocky Mountain PADD 4 average fell by 6.0cts to $3.180 gallon, or 22.0cts 
from the same week last year.

    




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