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Muscat: The total local sales of refineries in the Sultanate of Oman increased by 18.2% till the end of September 2022 compared to the corresponding period in 2021, according to.
@JmObserver - The Sultanate of Oman saw a growth of 18.2 per cent in total domestic sales in refineries until end of September 2022 compared to the same period last.
oil from the strategic reserve, it actually hurts that incentive to invest in u.s. oil and gas because you just don t know if the government s going to try to put more oil on the market and make your investment worthless. mike: energy inflation over the past year, gasoline is up 18.2%, electricity s up 15.5%. utilities are up 33.1%. fuel oil s up 58.1%. phil, you re in the chicago area, i m here in washington d.c. both places are cooling off as it is for much of the country. what s the impact on consumers as we re heading for the very kohl weather ahead? it s going to be a painful wintering mike. i mean, already for the first time in decades we re seeing americans behind on their electricity bills, their heating bills, cooling bills. and winter hasn t even really begun. we ve got warnings in the northeast that we could have natural gas shortages, we ve got other parts of the country that are talking about rolling blackouts. this shouldn t be happening in
economic when nation really are what s striving most to the polls. decision comes despite the latest new york times siena survey which shows only 4 percent of respondents saying they see abortion as the most important problem facing the country right now. ron claim in a preview of remarks by the president on knowing gas prices twiddled tha they re starting to come down again though he failed to mention they re still up 18.2 percent since this point last year. i mention the remarks about the president he s expected to deliver tomorrow the focus will be on what the administration i finally going to do to reproduc the pain at the pump. that move coming three weeks before the midterm elections. now, the timing isn t lost on anybody especially in washington . not lost on me. thank you for more on this let bring in the political panel. this contributor leslie marshal