EIA Weekly On-Highway Diesel Survey - week of October 26, 2026
Diesel cost per gallon in Hawaii
What readers paid for diesel in Hawaii
Prices readers report from the pump: what they paid, where, and how they paid. Each one is a single fill on the date shown, not a survey average; the weekly EIA figures elsewhere on this page are the survey.
No reader has reported a price in Hawaii yet. Yours would be the first.
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Read this as a district figure, not a state figure. The EIA weekly on-highway diesel survey prices the United States, its districts and California, and nothing else. It does not price Hawaii. The number above is West Coast less California, series EMD_EPD2D_PTE_R5XCA_DPG, and it is the closest published federal figure for Hawaii. We do not estimate a price for Hawaii from it.
Hawaii is inside PADD 5 but every gallon arrives by tanker and county fuel taxes stack on the state rate, so the West Coast regional average understates island pump prices.
EIA does not publish a weekly on-highway diesel price for Hawaii. The federal survey prices the district Hawaii sits in, West Coast less California, at $6.614 per gallon in the week of October 26, 2026 (series EMD_EPD2D_PTE_R5XCA_DPG), $0.26 above the US average of $6.352. Pump prices inside the district vary around that figure.
Diesel tax breakdown
County fuel taxes (8.8c to 24c a gallon) come on top.
Interstate trucks (IFTA): Hawaii is not an IFTA member.
The newest published state schedule dates from 2016; no later change found.
Checked 22 October 2026 against Hawaii Department of Taxation, Schedule of Fuel Tax Rates. Local and county taxes are not included. The percentage is against the EIA figure shown above, which is a district figure unless Hawaii is surveyed directly.
Off-road (dyed) diesel in Hawaii
Red-dyed diesel is the same fuel as clear diesel, sold without highway fuel taxes for uses off the public road. How Hawaii treats it, checked 25 October 2026. Rules for every state are on the off-road diesel guide.
Sources: Hawaii Department of Taxation, Schedule of Fuel Tax Rates; Hawaii DoTax, county surcharge on general excise tax. Some Hawaii details rest on statute text without a published state guide, so check with the state revenue department before relying on them. This is a summary, not legal or tax advice.
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