Energy Roundup: Diesel Prices Expected to Climb Further
- Diesel costs are up more than 40% from a year ago — and a new International Energy Agency report forecasts further price pressure.
- U.S. distillate stocks, including diesel and heating oil, have fallen to their lowest levels since 1951.
- The average U.S. gasoline price for Thanksgiving is expected to be at its highest level ever this year.
- Large parts of U.S. are at risk of outages during extreme weather this winter, according to North America’s grid reliability watchdog.
- OMA Connections Partner Clark Schaefer Hackett has published this insight into the federal government’s expanded solar energy tax incentives.
- The federal government’s electric vehicle tax credit could overwhelm manufacturers and cause them to give up on the incentive, an EV manufacturers’ group says.
- The IRS is seeking public comment on energy-related incentives, according to OMA Connections Partner RSM.
- U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chairman Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) won’t hold a confirmation hearing for FERC Chairman Richard Glick, reports say.
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