Maybe in the paradise known as Russia?

garyt1957 I think we are served by the same refinery. A few years ago a refinery went down up there and our prices shot sky high. I always thought ours came from the South.

    We paid 2.89 this week at a 7-11 but now think every place is at least 3.14.

    Price beginning to climb back up in Western Pennsylvania…Up to $3.99 today…Thanks, Joe…

    propman Is gas inexpensive anywhere in the world?

    I remember a time, not so long ago. 🙄

      Guess the answer to where is gas cheap? Saudi, maybe.

      Gas in Saudi Arabia is $.62/liter....about $2.65 gal.. USD. Not all that cheap when you consider everything.
      Russia is about $3.32/gal..
      Hong Kong is almost $11/gal.!! Not liter, gallon.

      The cheapest gas in the world is in the country with the most oil reserves in the world, which is nowhere close to The Middle East.

      Venezuela has gas at a whopping 7 cents/gallon. Because the 'people' own it. Not the country or some corporation(s).

        mikeintopeka This administration took our oil reserves and sent it overseas.

        That's not what your linked article states.

            Ack8236 HOUSTON, July 5 (Reuters) - More than 5 million barrels of oil that were part of a historic U.S. emergency reserves release to lower domestic fuel prices were exported to Europe and Asia last month,

              Oil companies and their stockholders are in no rush to lower prices by increasing output. They still remember the 1st half of 202O.

                Par4QC because we here in the States are no longer energy independent....

                    Par4QC

                    I heard an economist say it could be ~ .20 cents higher. I'm sure that doesn't account for gouging though. But we shall see.

                        Par4QC Venezuela has gas at a whopping 7 cents/gallon. Because the 'people' own it. Not the country or some corporation(s).

                        That’s $3 a barrel for exploration, production, refining, distribution, and retailing. The true costs of those in Venezuela probably add up to $40. If the people own it, the people are losing money.