Sentences with phrase «retail gas»

According to this survey, the highest average retail gas price ever experienced in the U.S. was the wallet - busting amount of $ 4.11 per gallon in mid-2008.

In March, his firm sold 497 Esso retail gas stations for $ 2.8 - billion, but retained the right to supply fuel to the stations.

Still, prices remain well off from 2008, when crude oil prices jumped above $ 130 per barrel and average retail gas prices surged to an all - time high of $ 4.11 per gallon.

The upshot: For now investors should avoid pure - play downstream companies like Marathon Petroleum (mpc), which has focused on refining, retail gas sales, and transport since being spun off from Marathon Oil (mro) in 2011.

Furthermore, so - called «Big Box» retailers control just 11 % of the overall retail gas marketplace, the report suggest they «have a much larger impact on the petroleum marketplace than their relatively small numbers might suggest.»

Indeed, a recent study suggests the number of retail gas stations has been slowly dropping over the past two decades, with a «continued lack of profitability» as the driving force behind the decline.

Since launching its 2008 energy supply probe, Ofgem has produced a series of «remedies» aimed at trying to fix what it sees as an uncompetitive retail gas and electricity supply market.

Crude oil and retail gas hit record high prices last week — more than $ 135 a barrel and $ 3.83 for an average gallon of regular.

Good news, drivers: AAA says retail gas prices may be nearing their peak.

But RINs do go to the big retail suppliers who pump the ethanol blended fuel into retail gas pumps to be sold to consumers.

Represented a certified class of consumers in the nationwide «hot fuel» class action against the oil industry for selling retail gas to consumers without adjusting the price to take account of lower fuel content of higher temperature gas.

How you sell and who you sell to should never be thought of as some limiting market, like an oil wholesaler sells ony to retail gas stations, not what is meant at all.

«Not too much has changed from last week in terms of what's affecting the oil market and retail gas prices.

LAST week's introduction of full contestability in the retail gas market arrived with more of a muted whimper than any sort of big bang.

We're in retail, retail gas, financial services, and real estate and we employ over 85,000 people.

To illustrate this, some of our recent cases involve the Canadian Real Estate Association, the Toronto Real Estate Board, Rogers / Chatr, United Airlines and Air Canada; Air Cargo, the retail gas sector and Bell, Telus and Rogers — in relation to charges pertaining to premium text services.