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New Englanders Will Pay 65% More To Heat Their Homes This Winter - Vimarsana News

New Englanders Will Pay 65% More To Heat Their Homes This Winter

The price of heating oil, a fuel most commonly used in New England to heat homes, has gone up by 65% since October 2021.

'Totally nuts': Biden's cuts to Russian oil were 'shortsighted,' expert warns - Vimarsana News

'Totally nuts': Biden's cuts to Russian oil were 'shortsighted,' expert warns

The chances of a winter fuel crisis are heating up, and the Biden administration's hasty decision to ban Russian oil is partially to blame, one energy expert said.

Daily on Energy: 'People will give up' – an industry warning about new EV tax credit rules - Vimarsana News

Daily on Energy: 'People will give up' – an industry warning about new EV tax credit rules

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Daily on Energy: New upward pressure on diesel prices from EU ban on Russian imports - Vimarsana News

Daily on Energy: New upward pressure on diesel prices from EU ban on Russian imports

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As gas prices ease, US now has to deal with diesel crisis - Vimarsana News

As gas prices ease, US now has to deal with diesel crisis

As the United States took steps to alleviate high gas prices this year, the cost of diesel, another key commodity, has been quietly climbing for months thanks to a supply crisis that threatens to extend to nearly every corner of the U.S. economy this winter.