ADVISORY/Decline in Gasoline Prices
19 November 1998
ADVISORY/Decline in Gasoline Prices
--Nov. 18, 1998--TOPIC: The price of gasoline is at a 6 1/2 year low, according to a recent AAA report. The national average for self-serve regular unleaded gasoline is down to $1.055 per gallon this November, the lowest price since March 1992, when the average price was $1.049 per gallon. The price decrease is attributed to a worldwide abundance in fuel supply.
EXPERTS: ExpertSource can offer several highly qualified experts to comment on this story:
Paul Moreno is a media relations representative with AAA/California State Automobile Association and is an expert in gasoline prices. 415-565-7869 Paul_Moreno@csaa.com
Dr. Jack Hill is director of environmental information at the Houston Advanced Research Center and concentrates on energy reserves. 281-363-7908 bpeyton@harc.edu
Stacy Enoch is with the Exelon Corporation and is an expert in fuel management. 610-676-8255 saenoch@aol.com
Allen Mesch is a professor of economics at Southern Methodist University's School of Business and studies the oil and gas industry. 214-768-3692
James W. Evans is a professor of materials science at the University of California at Berkeley and focuses on fuel.
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