Motor Gasoline and Ethanol-Blended Fuel Consumption in Nebraska
The total of both motor gasoline consumption and ethanol–blended fuel consumption in 2024 was less than one percent (0.7%) higher than in 2023 as shown in the data table below.
Total consumption of motor gasoline and ethanol–blended fuel in the month of March 2025 was 72,380,232 gallons, which was 12.1 percent higher than the previous month and 6.3 percent lower than March 2024.
Figure 1 shows that March 2025's consumption was lower than March 2024's consumption, in the center of the five–year range, and equivalent to the five–year average.
The driving season is traditionally the months between the Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends each year, so the months of June, July, and August usually have higher demand for these transportation fuels.
The reports on motor gasoline consumption and ethanol–blended fuel consumption have additional information in relation to the total of motor gasoline consumption and ethanol–blended fuel consumption.
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Sources: "Monthly Motor–Fuel Consumption." Nebraska Department of Revenue, Motor Fuels Division, Lincoln, NE. Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment, Lincoln, NE.
Notes: The numbers are net volume numbers which exclude motor fuel for aviation use, nonhighway agricultural use, and industrial use. NA indicates data is not available.