GreenOak/Shutterstock Save for later Print Download Share LinkedIn Twitter Diesel trade flows in the US and Europe have been adjusting to new patterns since the EU ban on Russian supplies took effect on Feb. 5. As a result of those different currents, the boom in US exports is abating. US diesel exports currently total about 1.1 million barrels per day versus roughly 1.7 million b/d at the same time last year, according to US Energy Information Administration data. In January, the latest month for which official data is available, US diesel exports averaged 940,000 b/d, the lowest monthly volume since September 2021.
