Source: TRIAD BUSINESS JOURNAL, 11/9/16


Lower gasoline prices, declines in natural gas production, and a double-digit increases in renewable energy capacity will mark the end of 2016 and early 2017, according to the short-term energy forecast released Tuesday by the federal Energy Information Administration. On gasoline prices, the EIA said it expects falling prices for wholesale crude oil, combined with seasonal lows over the winter, will result in a national average price at the pump of less than $2…

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