California Considers Unprecedented Step of State-Owned Oil Refineries
As refineries shut down across California, state officials explore government ownership to maintain fuel supplies and prevent shortages. The bold proposal comes amid industry exits and concerns about the state's unique gasoline requirements and limited import capabilities.
Last Chance: $50M Gas Price Settlement for California Drivers Nears Deadline
California residents have until January 2025 to claim their share of a $50 million settlement from gas companies accused of price manipulation in 2015. The settlement covers purchases across ten Southern California counties, with electronic and check payment options available.
California's New Climate Rules: A Game-Changer for Gas Prices and Emissions
California approves significant changes to its Low Carbon Fuel Standard program, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The decision sparks debate over potential gas price increases and environmental benefits.
Phillips 66 to Cease Gasoline Production in Los Angeles by 2025
Phillips 66 plans to close its Los Angeles refinery complex, ending over a century of gasoline production. The decision reflects California's energy transition and will impact the state's fuel supply, with the company exploring redevelopment options for the site.
California Proposes Fuel Inventory Mandate to Combat Gas Price Spikes
California lawmakers advance a bill to stabilize fuel costs by requiring companies to maintain minimum fuel inventories. The controversial measure aims to prevent price surges but faces opposition over potential unintended consequences.