The Latest Breaking News from Gas Prices

Why your electricity bill is so high — and why your heating bill might be next

Natural gas prices are soaring in the U.S. and around the world — and they're expected to keep climbing through the winter.

WEKU · Sep 17, 2022

EPA declares Denver, northern Front Range 'severe' violators of air quality standards as state fails to reduce smog

DENVER — The Environmental Protection Agency announced Friday that it reclassified Denver and Colorado’s northern Front Range as “severe” violators of air quality standards, meaning more stringent regulations are coming for businesses and consumers are likely to pay higher gas prices.

The Denver Post · Sep 16, 2022

France to cap electricity, gas price increases at 15 percent

France will cap increases in electricity and gas prices for households at 15 percent early next year, extending price controls introduced after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Radio France Internationale · Sep 15, 2022

European gas prices likely to fall sharply this winter, says Goldman Sachs

EU countries’ efforts to avoid big shortages likely to ‘successfully solve’ Russian cuts, says bank

The Guardian - UK · Sep 13, 2022

Dow Jones plunges amid news of US inflation rates

Inflation slowed for the second consecutive month as energy costs fall

The Guardian - US · Sep 13, 2022

Fears drought and high gas prices could cause UK food shortages this winter

Experts warn of reduced yields for some crops, with low rainfall continuing into the sowing period

The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2022

EU readies energy package, countries split over gas price cap

The European Union is set to unveil a package of proposed emergency measures this week including a windfall profit levy on energy firms, but countries are split over the details and whether to impose a cap on gas prices.

Reuters · Sep 12, 2022

The Tories spent a decade putting fossil fuel profits first. Now we’re all paying the price

Instead of home insulation and cheap renewables ministers have given us fracking, says Max Wakefield, a director at climate action group Possible

The Guardian - UK · Sep 9, 2022

Gasoline prices: They're down, then they're up, now they're down. But why?

No household staple has been spared the creep of inflation — not milk and definitely not gasoline, both conveniently sold by the gallon and essential to many family routines.

Tribune News Service · Sep 8, 2022

'Harsh winter ahead' could stifle Scottish economic growth

Scotland’s productivity is the third highest off all UK regions and nations, yet still remains below the UK average

Insider UK · Sep 8, 2022