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Gasoline: Gasoline helps power the American dream, giving us the freedom to travel where we want and when we want -- for work, for school or for recreation. A steady supply of clean-burning gasoline is central to our nation's economy. Diesel: Seventy percent of the nation's goods are transported in diesel-powered vehicles, helping to make it America's primary commercial fuel. Natural gas: Many Americans rely on safe, efficient and clean burning natural gas to heat and cool their homes. Natural gas fuels many manufacturing and electricity generation plants, and is a key ingredient in products that we use every day. Heating Oil: 7.7 million American households, mostly in the Northeastern states, rely on heating oil to keep warm in winter. Emerging Energy Technology: To help meet projected U.S. energy demand growth, the oil and gas companies invested $98 billion from 2000 through 2005 on emerging energy technologies in the North American Market.
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Links and More Information The Truth About Oil and Gasoline: An API Primer Understanding Natural Gas Markets Understanding Today’s Crude Oil and Products Markets Residential Natural Gas Prices: What Consumers Should Know Residential Heating Oil Prices: What Consumers Should Know Where Does My Gasoline Come From? |
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| 1. Home Heating Oil Supply and Demand |
| 2. Tips For Lower Heating Bills |
| 3. Oil Heat Is Cleaner Than Ever |
| 1. Gasoline Prices in Perspective |
| 2. Price Factors |
| 3. From the Well to You |
| 4. Gasoline is Getting Cleaner |