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World news
fromFast Company
6 days ago

U.S. consumers may pay more at the pump after sanctions on Russian oil companies

U.S. sanctions on Russia's oil industry caused oil prices to spike and could raise U.S. gasoline prices within days, impacting inflation.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 weeks ago

California gasoline prices rise after refinery fire

As of mid-afternoon Tuesday, average per-gallon prices for unleaded gasoline were $4.61 in San Jose, $4.67 in Oakland, $4.76 in San Francisco, $4.75 in Los Angeles, and $4.66 in California. On Oct. 2, per-gallon prices for unleaded gas were $4.55 in San Jose, $4.65 in Oakland, $4.69 in San Francisco, $4.71 in Los Angeles, and $4.64 in California.
California
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
5 months ago
NYC politics

Letters: Where is Newsom as refinery closures threaten state economy?

California faces significant refinery closures, leading to increased gasoline prices.
Civic education is vital for understanding government roles and responsibilities.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
5 months ago
East Bay (California)

Bay Area gas prices rise as just one refinery remains

A fire at Valero's refinery reduces gasoline production in California, raising prices ahead of peak driving season.
Chevron's Richmond refinery is now the sole gasoline producer left in the Bay Area.
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US news
from24/7 Wall St.
1 month ago

American Gas Prices May Drop by 50%

U.S. gasoline prices fell from $5.01 in July 2022 to about $3.20 nationwide and could approach $2.50 as crude prices decline and OPEC+ increases output.
Business
from24/7 Wall St.
2 months ago

Your Gas Price Could Drop to $2.50

Global oil surpluses are forecast to widen, likely pushing Brent into the low $50s per barrel and reducing gasoline prices significantly by late 2026.
fromAxios
2 months ago

Here's how power and gasoline costs compare by state

The nonprofit Electric Power Research Institute studied U.S. households' "energy wallet" - what they pay for gasoline, power, natural gas, heating oil and propane, and more. The big picture: Last year, total "wallet" spending averaged $5,530 per household, with $1,860 for electric bills and $2,930 for gasoline. That's pretty similar to 2020 levels in inflation-adjusted dollars. But there was lots of variation in between, largely from gasoline price changes, while power has been steadier.
Environment
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