Top-line statistics for industry data, as well as links for detailed information.
A starting point to access information including EIA data from as far back as 1949 and reports looking as far forward as 2025.
EIA's weekly report on gasoline and diesel fuel prices provides current weekly prices by region, as well as compared to the week and year prior. The site also includes a percentage breakdown of "What We Pay for in a Gallon of Regular Gasoline," using the agency's latest monthly data.
Typically released every Wednesday afternoon, this report analyzes the week's supply and demand numbers and factors that could impact them.
Analyses and projections of energy information, including EIA's Short-Term Energy Outlook and Annual Energy Outlook.
Overviews of each state's energy resources, and detailed information on state-specific supply and demand, fuel requirements and petroleum infrastructure.
From the wellhead to the gas tank, this primer explains how oil markets operate, from with hotlinks to oil price and volume data.
EIA's MVP (most valuable publication) explains the components of the cost of gasoline, why gasoline markets fluctuate and why gasoline prices differ regionally.
Why do retail prices seemingly jump suddenly? EIA examined the movement of gasoline prices over time and found that most of the movement in retail prices (on a national and regional basis) is predetermined by previous movements in spot prices.
A primer on the petroleum industry's rapid transition away from MTBE as a fuel additive.
EIA's final report on the impacts of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
(last updated Dec. 27, 2005)
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(published February 2004)
Tom Kloza’s lively blog dissecting trends in the petroleum industry.
Motor fuel tax information for all 50 states.
A collection of facts, figures and other energy-related material.
Multi-media information about the petroleum industry.
A primer on how gas gets from the wellhead to your car.
A listing of the eight low-emission "boutique fuels" that states will be allowed to use to comply with the Clean Air Act.
Provides information and historical data for energy sectors.
Information about the U.S. Government complex of four sites created in deep underground salt caverns that hold emergency supplies of crude oil.
Pipelines move nearly two-thirds of the ton-miles of oil transported annually.
Basic information compiled from industry, government and research experts and published materials.
Detailed information on operations and regulations
Provides the basics on Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel fuel.
Provides daily averages for fuel by grade for each state.
The Merchants Payments Coalition is fighting for a more competitive and transparent credit card fee system that better serves American consumers and merchants, including convenience stores and gas stations.