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Even as gunfire sounded in Ukraine's capital, natural gas kept flowing normally Friday through the major pipelines from Russia to Europe. But the invasion and accompanying sanctions are casting a shadow over longstanding energy ties, both for the coming weeks and longer term.

Drivers already experiencing pain at the pump should brace for even higher costs as oil prices are expected to surge after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the AAA said in a statement Feb. 25.

The gas is still flowing from Russian even as bullets and missiles fly in Ukraine

The gas is still flowing from Russian even as bullets and missiles fly in Ukraine

What happens in Ukraine could affect everything from wind and solar to President Biden's clean energy agenda in Congress, observers say.

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NEW YORK (AP) — Anyone who's bought food, paid rent or looked for a used car recently has come up against the billowing inflation that has engulfed the U.S. economy. And, with surging oil prices keeping gasoline high, so has anyone who’s filled up a car.

Anyone who’s bought food, paid rent or looked for a used car recently has come up against the billowing inflation that has engulfed the U.S. economy. And, with surging oil prices keeping gasoline high, so has anyone who’s filled up a car. Energy costs have been one of the main drivers of what’s become the ...

Energy costs have been one of the main drivers of what's become the highest inflation in a generation. In recent days, the price of a barrel of U.S. benchmark crude oil hit a seven-year high 87 a barrel, a dizzying jump of about 36% since Dec. 1.

NEW YORK (AP) — Anyone who's bought food, paid rent or looked for a used car recently has come up against the billowing inflation that has engulfed the U.S. economy. And, with surging oil prices keeping gasoline high, so has anyone who’s filled up a car.