Chris Holloway
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How Much Does a Fuel Tank Cost?
In 2024, the fuel tank market reached almost USD 19.55 billion and is projected to increase to USD 29.33 billion by 2032. Small portable tanks cost between $300 and $2,000, while larger stationary above-ground tanks range from $1,000 to $5,000. The rise shows how much the world depends on safe and steady fuel storage. But,…
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Cut Construction Costs with Mobile Fueling
Mobile fueling mitigates construction costs by minimizing refueling downtime, boosting productivity, preventing fuel theft, and reducing labor and administrative expenses through on-site service and digital tracking as of December 2025. It also ensures compliance with OSHA, EPA, and NFPA safety regulations. Fuel inefficiencies go under the radar on construction sites, though they consume time and…
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How Regular Semi-Truck Inspections Cut Costs by 20% in Repairs
Regular semi-truck inspections are crucial for safety, legal compliance, and avoiding costly repairs, helping to cut annual repair charges by 20% or more by catching minor issues like leaks before they escalate. Skipping inspections risks penalties up to $16,000, revenue loss of $800–$1,200 per day, and a 30% reduction in fuel efficiency due to issues…
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How Much Does A Fuel Injector Replacement Cost
Replacing a fuel injector typically costs between $300 and $2,500, varying based on the car’s make, injector type, and repair location. The average cost ranges from $742 to $953, with parts costing $465 to $547 and labor $277 to $406, excluding taxes and fees. Diesel injectors are generally more expensive than gasoline ones. Is your…
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The Proposed Colorado Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Fee Repeal
Colorado drivers currently face several transportation fees, including a 25-cent federal gas tax, a proposed 3-cent diesel fee, a 4-cent Road Usage and Bridge & Tunnel Impact Fee set to rise to 8 cents by 2028, and a 0.6-cent Fuels Impact Reduction Fee. Senator Scott Bright’s SB25-117 seeks to repeal many of these fuel-related charges.…
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Why Are Gas Prices Rising in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania’s average gas price is $3.290 per gallon, exceeding the national average of $3.145 due to higher crude oil costs, regional supply disruptions, and seasonal demand. Other factors include combined state and federal taxes of about 58 cents per gallon, limited refinery access, and increased transportation costs. On May 10, 2025, the average Pennsylvania gas…
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Why Is Diesel More Expensive Than Gas?
Diesel costs more than gasoline due to higher federal and state taxes, its complex refining processes to meet environmental regulations, and lower production rates coupled with high industrial demand. This demand from industries like trucking, agriculture, and shipping, combined with seasonal factors, also contributes to increased prices. It is understandable why many interpret diesel to…
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What State Has The Lowest Gas Prices In USA by 2025? Check the Lowest Gasoline Prices Update
Mississippi has the lowest gas prices in the U.S. in 2025, averaging about $2.72 per gallon. It’s followed by Oklahoma ($2.75) and Tennessee ($2.78). Mississippi’s low prices are due to minimal state fuel taxes of $0.18 per gallon and lower overall fuel demand. The daily life in the US experiences critical effects of fuel costs,…
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How Gasoline Price Forecasting Can Benefit Your Business
In November 2024, the average price of regular gasoline in the United States was about $3.09 per gallon, though prices vary by region due to taxes and local regulations. Gasoline price forecasting helps businesses plan smarter budgets, control fuel costs, and optimize purchasing strategies by predicting future price changes. Accurate forecasts enable companies to mitigate…
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Fuel Taxes by State – Updated Rates Across the U.S.
In 2024, fuel taxes across U.S. states vary widely. California imposes the highest rates at 69.82 cents per gallon for gasoline and 92.12 cents per gallon for diesel, while Alaska has one of the lowest at 8.95 cents per gallon for both fuels. These excise taxes fund highway infrastructure and directly affect fuel costs for…