Why Diesel Costs More Than Regular Gas: Standards, Demand and Taxes
Diesel became more expensive than regular gasoline in 2004, with air quality standards, demand and taxes behind the shift, NPR reports.
The Chestnut Post Staff ·
Diesel has not always cost more than regular gasoline. According to NPR, that price relationship changed in 2004.
Air quality standards, demand and taxes contributed to the shift. NPR’s Indicator newsletter examines those factors in its look at diesel prices.
Originally reported by NPR. Read the full story at NPR
