Today UCAN's Gas Project is predicting significant increases in the price of gasoline due to problems at two refineries affecting more than half the fuel sold in Southern California. More.
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Three ways you can fight high gas prices.
At $3.74 a gallon gas prices screamed higher by 12.3¢ over the weekend. Here are three ways you can cut your costs and FIGHT high gas prices. More.
If you get a new roommate, watch out for SDG&E transfer balances!
Due to the recent economic downturn, many people have had to cutback their expenses to make ends meet. Some cut out cable or going out to eat as much, while others took on roommates to help out with their mortgage payments. While sharing your housing costs can be a great way to save money, it can also been a good way to be hit with some unexpected charges.
Gas prices break 25 month record high for San Diego this morning
Local gas prices broke a 25-month record this weekend. Full Story.
Natural Gas Revolution in the United States: This unpredictable fuel promises to be affordable and stable for decades
Rarely does the mainstream media offer good news on the energy front: OPEC, oil shock, climate change dominate the news. So here's a shocker: revolutions in natural gas and oil drilling may likely result in a surplus of natural gas and increased availability of oil for the next few decades.
With San Diego gasoline at near-record highs, motorists have little to be thankful for
At $3.15 a gallon, gas is slightly more than a penny less than this year's all-time record high. More.
Four-Day gasoline Gougecast for San Diego: Buy gas now.
TODAY'S PREDICTION:
Prices will climb from two to six cents for all grades on average by Monday (that's diesel and regular). Get a detailed analysis at our Cheap Gas Web site at www.fueltracker.com.
4-Day Gasoline Gougecast.
Gas prices are likely to climb slightly in the next four days. Details and analysis at UCAN's Gas Project at www.fueltracker.com
Gas prices crash below $3 price barrier
Over the weekend, San Diego and Southern California gas quietly slipped below the $3 average price point. More.
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