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Promise vs. Pump: The White House Says Fuel Prices Will ‘Soon Drop Rapidly.’ Here’s What Each Deal Can Actually Deliver

October 26, 2026 Clark Savage32

We checked all six claims against EIA, DOE, EPA and IEA records. Three are moving real barrels today, but only one at scale. The rest are small, slow, disputed or not about gasoline at all. By Energy News Beat If you filled up this weekend, you paid about $4.29 a gallon for regular and $6.35 […]

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What Net-Zero Policies Add to Your Fuel and Power Bill, State by State

October 14, 2026 Clark Savage48

California’s Cap-and-Invest and Low Carbon Fuel Standard added about 47 cents a gallon in July (CEC). Washington’s carbon auction and clean-fuel rules add roughly 36–74 cents. The federal RFS is a separate 1-to-45-cent fight over gross credits versus net pump pass-through. We map the published estimates, keep taxes and refinery closures in their own buckets, […]

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Why banning diesel exports would not help consumers

September 22, 2026 Clark Savage158

A diesel export ban is the kind of policy that polls well and trades poorly. With the AAA national average at about $6.53 a gallon as of September 22, 2026 — a record — and California well above $8, the political impulse is obvious: keep more barrels at home. That impulse misunderstands how U.S. refining […]

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Pain at the pump may linger due to global refining capacity.

September 4, 2026September 4, 2026 Clark Savage193

Crude is still moving out of the U.S. Gulf Coast, but the bottleneck is no longer just barrels of oil. It is the world’s ability to turn those barrels into gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel—and to deliver the finished products where they are needed. Labor Day weekend is supposed to mark the seasonal turn lower […]

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