Gas prices in Texas are holding steady at $3.618 per gallon this week, according to the latest data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). This is significantly below the national average of $4.157 per gallon, making Texas one of the more affordable states for fuel.
Prices have seen a slight increase of 1.15% compared to last week, when the average was $3.577 per gallon. Over the past eight weeks, gas prices in Texas have ranged from a low of $3.513 to a high of $3.644, with an overall increase of 2.03% from the oldest week in this period.
Texas stands out as one of the cheapest areas in the country for gas. The state’s average is 12.97% below the national average, highlighting its position as a cost-effective region for drivers. For context, the most expensive state for gas is California, where prices reach $5.678 per gallon.
Diesel prices nationally average $5.967 per gallon, underscoring the significant difference between gas and diesel costs. The EIA provides this data to help drivers stay informed about fuel prices in their area.
