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California could soon be running short of gasoline, potentially hiking some of the highest gas prices in the country. As the state grapples with a combination of factors, including refinery maintenance, supply chain disruptions, and increased demand, consumers may soon feel the pinch at the pump. Analysts are warning that the Golden State could see gas prices soar to $5 per gallon or even higher in the coming year.
Refineries in California, which are already operating at limited capacity, are facing challenges that could further restrict gasoline production. Maintenance schedules and unexpected outages have compounded the issue, leading to concerns about supply shortages. Additionally, California's unique fuel regulations and environmental standards make it difficult to import gasoline from other states.
As consumers prepare for potential price hikes, many are exploring alternative transportation options and adjusting their budgets to accommodate the rising cost of fuel. The situation remains fluid, and residents are urged to stay informed as developments unfold in the state's fuel market.
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