I
mean, usually after an election the price goes up but since President
Trump (I still can't get over how great that
sounds) announced the end
of deregulation on the energy industry, the resumption of fossil
fuel
exploration, mining and 'fracking' and the OK for the Keystone
Pipeline. Have ya' noticed what has happened to gas prices? I have here
in Ohio. This is from the "Gas Price Heat map" on
http://www.ohiogasprices.com/Price_By_County.aspx which
shows the average gas prices in the USA at the time:
Furthermore; Here's what else it said for we Ohioans and for the rest
of the country;
Ohio Avg: $ 2.053 - Prices Falling
Current National Average: $2.285
Current Crude Price: $53.730 per barrel
My Local Lowest Regular Gas Prices in the Last 24 hours in Mount
Vernon, Ohio:
1.99 @ B-P 814 Coshocton Ave & Verndale Dr
1.99 @ Kroger 853 Coshocton Ave & Shalimar Dr
1.99 @ Shell 670 N Sandusky St & Belmont Ave
1.99 @ Shell 600 W High St & S Lewis
1.99 @ Certified 509 W High St & Lewis St
1.99 @ United Dairy Farmers 10 N Sandusky St & W Chestnut St
1.99 @ Sunoco 105 Newark Rd & Main St
1.99 @ Speedway 1 Columbus Rd & Newark Rd
1.99 @ Shell 700 Harcourt Rd & Kentucky Ave
If I may paraphrase; Hey Lib-O's! What's in (Or Not in) your
wallet?
I last filled-up over a week ago @ $2.15.9 and thought I'd better do it
(historically) before the new administration is in power. OK, I showed
no faith what-so-ever. I'd like to hear what it is now and what it
was a week ago where you live.
Oh, in case you're wondering, here's the gas price trend in all 50
states - The prices below are for regular gasoline as of 1/26/2017
@ 11:47 PM local time:
For
what it's worth. Ron in Ohio
