Cheapest diesel gas in Mercer County reach $4.19 in week ending July 18
Cheapest diesel gas in Mercer County reach $4.19 in week ending July 18 Business David Rosner, Commissioner of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) | https://www.ferc.gov/ Facebook Twitter Email Jul 26, 2026 By S. AAA listed the national average for regular gasoline at $3.823 per gallon on July 3, down from $4.261 a month earlier but above $3.163 a year earlier. Energy Information Administration said gasoline prices continue to react to both international oil markets and domestic fuel supply conditions.
- ▪Cheapest diesel gas in Mercer County reach $4.19 in week ending July 18 Business David Rosner, Commissioner of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) | https://www.ferc.gov/ Facebook Twitter Email Jul 26, 2026 By S.
- ▪AAA listed the national average for regular gasoline at $3.823 per gallon on July 3, down from $4.261 a month earlier but above $3.163 a year earlier.
- ▪Energy Information Administration said gasoline prices continue to react to both international oil markets and domestic fuel supply conditions.
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Cheapest diesel gas in Mercer County reach $4.19 in week ending July 18 Business David Rosner, Commissioner of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) | https://www.ferc.gov/ Facebook Twitter Email Jul 26, 2026 By S. A. Saunders Diesel gas was sold at the lowest price of $4.19 per gallon at one gas station in Mercer County during the week ending July 18, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.Reported prices for diesel gas in Mercer County averaged $4.64 per gallon.Mercer County had 17 of 24 reported gas stations offering diesel gas.Across Ohio, the average reported price for a gallon of diesel gas rose to $4.87, compared to the week before.U.S. fuel prices eased from their spring highs but remained above year-earlier levels in early July.
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