Energy Tomorrow Blog
Crude Oil Demand, Gasoline Prices and Greater Energy Self-Sufficiency
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Mark Green
Posted February 22, 2013
Gasoline prices have been climbing. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reports:
The average U.S. retail price for regular motor gasoline has risen 45 cents per gallon since the start of the year, reaching $3.75 per gallon on February 18. Between January 1 and February 19, the price of Brent crude, the waterborne light sweet crude grade that drives the wholesale price of gasoline sold in most U.S. regions, rose about $6 per barrel, or about 15 cents per gallon.
Hurricanes, Oil and Natural Gas
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Mark Green
Posted August 29, 2012
Resource Access and Global Production
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Mark Green
Posted June 6, 2012
Higher Supply = Higher Prices or NRDC Flunks Econ 101
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Sabrina Fang
Posted May 24, 2012
‘The Laws of Supply and Demand Do Work’
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Mark Green
Posted April 11, 2012
Did Someone Mention Supply Matters?
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Mark Green
Posted April 5, 2012
The President’s Actions, and Rising Prices
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Mark Green
Posted March 30, 2012
Bunk on Oil Issues
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Mark Green
Posted March 29, 2012
More on Moving Global Markets
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Mark Green
Posted March 28, 2012
Blogger Conference Call – Gas Prices
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Mark Green
Posted March 28, 2012