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Gas prices are on the rise, but relief could be in sight
Summer road trips have been more expensive than some drivers planned for, with gas prices on the rise across the country. The average price for a regular gallon of gas in Connecticut Friday was $3.80 which is up one penny overnight, eight cents in the last week and 18 cents in the last month, according to data from AAA. “We…
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Here's what is behind the recent gas price spike
Gas prices are on the rise across the country and here in Connecticut. According to AAA, the extreme heat played a role in this spike.
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Debit Cards May Soon Fall Under Cash Prices at Gas Stations
Cash vs. card – when it comes to filling up your tank, it’s always an internal debate. “I think it does play a big role, but in reality it’s not like you’re looking at that much of a difference,” said Shelton’s Eddie Radzion. In Newington Wednesday, that difference was just over a nickel per gallon. “I always use my...
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Proposed Bill Could Lower Gas Prices For Some Customers Paying With Debit Card
A proposed bill would require gas stations offering discounts to cash-paying customers to offer the same discounts to those paying with debit cards.
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East Hartford Gas Station Offers Gas for $2.99 a Gallon
A gas station in East Hartford is offering cheaper prices through Sunday. The RoadRunner Gas Station on Ellington Road has a gallon of regular unleaded for $2.99 cash or $3.05 credit/debit. That is more than 50 cents cheaper than the average in Connecticut on Friday. “I’m like ‘what? $2.99?’” said Marva Wilks, a driver from Windsor. “I work in Massachusetts….
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Gas Prices on the Rise Again
Gas prices have been climbing again and they will shoot up next week when the full gas tax returns in Connecticut.
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Prices at the Pump Are Going Down in Connecticut
Fuel prices may be coming down, but it’s still costing a pretty penny to gas up.
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Gasoline Is Cheaper Now Than a Year Ago — and Could Fall Below $3
The price for a gallon of gasoline could fall below $3 for most Americans by the end of the month.
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You'll Pay Less for Gas Over the Holidays, as Prices Continue to Slide — Here's How Much a Gallon Costs in Your State
Gas prices have dropped from their summer peak of over $5 per gallon, although they’re still more expensive than last year.
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Biden Paints Oil Firms as War Profiteers, Talks Windfall Tax
President Joe Biden is raising the possibility of imposing a windfall tax on oil companies if they don’t boost domestic production. This comes as his administration aims to combat high gas prices just days before the midterm elections. Biden in brief remarks on Monday accused energy companies of “war profiteering” by making record-setting profits amid the ongoing war in Ukraine....
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Oil Giants Rake in Record Profits Amid High Gas and Energy Prices
Oil companies brought in staggering profits once again as consumers worldwide struggled with high gasoline and energy prices.
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Gas Prices on the Rise in Conn. Again
Gas prices are rising once again. In Connecticut, it is up 18 cents from last week. A gallon of gas in the state costs $3.45 on average right now. The national average is $3.92 a gallon right now, which is up 11 cents from last week. The prices are on the rise after Saudi Arabia and other countries announced a…
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Gas Prices on the Rise in Conn. Again
Gas prices are on the rise once again. In Connecticut, the cost of a gallon of regular gas is up 18 cents from last week.
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Why Gas Prices Are Going Back Up and What You Can Do to Save Money at the Pump
Major oil-producing countries have decided to slash output, and the law of supply and demand suggests that can only mean one thing: higher prices are on the way for gasoline.
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How to Increase Your Car Mileage and Save Money on Gas
There are steps you can take to make an old car, truck or SUV perform better, go farther and perhaps save money on fuel
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How Will OPEC's Oil Production Cuts Affect Gas Prices and Inflation?
What to know about the OPEC+ decision to cut production and what it could mean for your wallet.
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OPEC Announcement of Production Cuts Fuels Fear of Gas Price Hikes
It was announced that some of the world’s largest oil suppliers plan to cut oil production by up to two million barrels per day. In a statement, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) said this is due to the “uncertainty that surrounds the global economy and oil market outlooks.” Some motorists are already seeing the effects of...
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Gas Prices Going Up Due to Oil Production Reduction
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries announced it will soon cut production of oil by two million barrels a day. That’s expected to drive up gas prices around the nation.
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Biden Warns Oil Industry Not to Raise Gas Prices as Hurricane Ian Nears
Biden said that the hurricane “provides no excuse for price increases at the pump” and if it happens, he will ask federal officials to determine ”whether price gauging is going on.”
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Biden to Oil Executives: Do Not Use Ian ‘As An Excuse to Raise Gasoline Prices'
President Joe Biden promised the full support of the federal government to the people of Florida and warned oil executives not to use Hurricane Ian as an excuse to raise the price of gasoline.