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GASOLINE PRICE MONITOR |
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Another fundamental element — world oil prices above $70 a barrel — are keeping gasoline and diesel prices in the upper historical price range. Generally, gas prices should begin retreating in the fall. The September 2007 Energy Information Short-Term Energy Outlook is projecting national gasoline prices around $2.63 by December. Gasoline and diesel prices are a product of market forces. Government’s role in the market is very limited: investigating unreasonable prices, monitoring supplies and alleviating any supply shortages, where possible. A number of tools and ideas consumers can use to keep informed and to reduce fuel use are below. |
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Current Gas and Diesel Prices |
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Daily Prices from AAA
Weekly and Historical Prices from the Nebraska Energy Office Prices from the Energy Information Administration |
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Consumer Complaints |
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Gas prices are not regulated. Consumers can file complaints with the Consumer Affairs Division in the Attorney General’s office. | |||||
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Report of the Attorney General’s Task Force On Motor Fuel Pricing in Nebraska -- January 2006 |
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Frequently Asked Questions |
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Purchase Fuel Wisely and Save Up to 20%
Alter Travel Practices and Save Up to 30%
Drive More Efficiently and Save Up to 20%
Improve the Efficiency of the Vehicle You Drive — save up to 50%
Source: Adapted from the California Energy Commission |
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