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Texas offers lower gas prices than California, while CA policies increase operational costs and consumer prices due to increased taxes and fees.

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The latest in this situation

  1. CEC implements new regulations, banning 70% of replacement tires.
  2. Gavin Newsom signed State Bill 1392, which provides exemptions for smog checks.
  3. CARB cleaned up smog in Los Angeles basin while the House passed a resolution to overturn a CARB rule.
  4. A resolution has been introduced in the House seeking to prevent the mandates of the California Air Resources Board from driving up costs.
  5. The California Energy Commission approved the nation's first replacement tire efficiency standards.

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2 reports, 2 independent, last reported May 27. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Texas offers lower gas prices than California, while CA policies increase operational costs and consumer prices due to increased taxes and fees.

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  1. FERC oversees gas storage expansion projects, while alternative rate mechanism settlements are underway in the Oregon and Texas markets.Sub-event
  2. CARB regulations, operating under California Governor Newsom's policy, are increasing shipping and goods costs.Sub-event
  3. Policies enacted in Sacramento are currently being blamed for contributing to the high cost of gasoline.Sub-event
  4. Texas gas prices are lower than CA's, which are inflated by state policies and increased taxes.1 source

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