[OC] Strategic Petroleum Reserve and average Diesel price for 2026 USA

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[OC] Strategic Petroleum Reserve and average Diesel price for 2026 USA

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jaykrown@lemmy.world to Data is Beautiful@lemmy.worldEnglish · 6 days ago

SPR inventory

Energy Factbook: all weekly SPR values (EIA series WCSSTUS1)
Trading Economics, OilPriceAPI, OilPrice.com, Global Energy Flow, World Monitor: cross-checks on the latest levels

The release (announced, contracted, withdrawn)

DOE, March 11: 172M barrels over about 120 days
DOE, March 20: deliveries began, first 45.2M barrels awarded
Rigzone, Oct 5: more than 133M awarded, new exchange delivering November–December
Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance, Oct 30: final ~41M awarded, 174.1M total, deliveries into January

Diesel prices

Weekly Diesel: all 43 weekly readings, year-to-date average, low, and peak (EIA survey)
Monday Diesel, IndexBox, Buy Alert RX, YCharts, TheTrading.tools, Eco3min: cross-checks on specific weeks

I used Sonnet 5.5 as a tool to create the graph.

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