Ohio Gas Prices Rise to Eighth-Highest in the Nation Amid Refinery Outage

Gas prices in Ohio have surged to the eighth-highest in the U.S., reaching an average of $4.86 per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline. This spike is attributed to the shutdown of BP's Whiting Refinery, a major supplier to the Great Lakes region, which has exacerbated already high national gas prices due to the ongoing war in Iran.

By John Bromels · Motley Fool ·

Ohio Gas Prices Rise to Eighth-Highest in the Nation Amid Refinery Outage

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