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Colonial Pipeline shutdown leading to gas shortage? Experts, Ivey say ‘panic buying’ is greatest threat Updated May 11, 2021; Posted May 11, 2021 Bags cover gas pumps in Southside, Ala., as a station has been affected by shortages brought on by the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack, Tuesday, May 11, 2021. (William Thornton / wthornton@al.com) Facebook Share Social media posts showing people filling up multiple gas jugs. Videos show long lines at random gasoline stations. Are we looking at a gasoline shortage as a result of the Colonial Pipeline cyber attack shutdown, now in its fifth day? F...

By Andrew Green Hackers shut down the Colonial Pipe Line. What's next? Dr. Emily Williams Knight, President and CEO of the Texas Restaurant Association on trying to find help and the inflating cost of food. Killing Time

Pipeline attack should not affect Florida gas supply (Source: Pixabay) By ABC7 Staff | May 10, 2021 at 6:43 AM EDT - Updated May 11 at 1:10 PM TAMPA, Fla. (WWSB) - A cyber attack on a gasoline pipeline that supplies the southeastern U.S. should not affect Florida, the AAA reports. The Colonial Pipeline is the nation’s largest pipeline for refined products like gasoline. The Colonial Pipeline carries gasoline and diesel from refineries in Texas, supplying states with fuel across the southeastern U.S. and up the Eastern Seaboard to New York. Florida is not largely dependent on the pipe...

Fuel markets to gain volatility after cyber strikes close the U.S. pipeline Due to volatility in U.S. gasoline and diesel prices, markets were closed on Sunday as the country’s largest fuel pipeline closed after a cyberattack. It was the Colonial Pipeline that carries 45 percent of the fuel consumed on the east coast of the United States taken offline on Friday, limiting the movement of gasoline, diesel and aircraft fuel from Gulf Coast refineries to markets such as Atlanta, Washington and New York. When the United States removes the coronavirus restrictions, more travel begins and before...