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Energy Secretary Attributes Record Diesel Prices to Ukraine Conflict

Energy Secretary Chris Wright attributed the rise in diesel prices to the Russia-Ukraine war, citing the destruction of Russian refineries and changes in export patterns. He also discussed the impact of U.S. refinery closures and ongoing developments in Venezuela's oil production. As of Sunday, national average gas prices reached $4.15, with diesel at $5.90, potentially surpassing previous records.

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Energy Secretary Chris Wright attributed the rise in diesel prices to the Russia-Ukraine war, citing the destruction of Russian refineries and changes in export patterns. He also discussed the impact of U.S. refinery closures and ongoing developments in Venezuela's oil production. As of Sunday, national average gas prices reached $4.15, with diesel at $5.90, potentially surpassing previous records.

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Ukraine war ‘single biggest factor’ driving record diesel prices, Wright says

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Energy Secretary Attributes Record Diesel Prices to Ukraine Conflict