While U.S. energy policy continues to favor alternative and renewable fuels, and the number of EVs on the road is climbing, gasoline continues to be the fuel that powers most automobiles.
Gasoline is an oil product refined from crude oil in a catalytic converter that heats the petroleum to temperatures that produce the fuel. The summer is the peak demand season as drivers put more clicks on odometers. The period between July 4 and early September is the time when travelers fill their tanks the most.
