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Advocating for policy that ensures everyone has access to safe, affordable, and reliable energy #PowerInEverybody
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A diesel export ban would add more pressure to a system already at a breaking point due to the decisions of California policymakers.

WSPA has long advocated for energy affordability across the West Coast. A diesel export ban comes with serious risks of driving prices even higher.

Logistical constraints, a high output of renewable diesel and low-carbon fuel mandates leave our market uniquely vulnerable to the disruptions this policy would cause.

The West Coast already refines more diesel than it consumes - a mandate to store that excess fuel rather than export it would likely require refiners to dial back their operations, risking higher prices for gasoline, jet fuel and other refined products.
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On May 28th, the CA Air Resources Board is intentionally going to make this worse with adoption of their costly, highly controversial cap and invest regulations.
Governor Newsom Press Office Verified account @GovPressOffice Mar 6
About a month ago, California gas prices — adjusted for inflation — were lower than when Gavin Newsom took office.

Now Trump’s war with Iran will push them back over $5 a gallon.
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California refineries refining California crude is keeping the state from a bad situation.
California Energy Report Verified account @CAEnergyReport Mar 5
China, one of the countries CA imports CA-grade gasoline from, has decided to stop signing new gasoline export contracts. Two other countries that California relies on for gasoline imports, South Korea and India, are considering stopping exports.

nypost.com/2026/03/05/us-…
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California is vulnerable to global events like these because leaders have chosen policies that drive CA refining and production out instead of depending on in-state energy.

We can protect consumers from disruptions if we allow Californians to produce and refine oil here at home instead of increasingly relying on imports.

The state must protect its remaining infrastructure or become more vulnerable to global uncertainty.
Governor Newsom Press Office Verified account @GovPressOffice Mar 2
Every $10 increase on barrels of oil is about 24 cents at the pump. All because of Trump’s unfunded and unpopular war with Iran. We all will pay the price of Trump’s chaos
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The conflict in the Middle East highlights the danger of relying on imports to meet our energy needs.

California has the resources to power our economy - but politicians made a choice to drive refineries out and leave crude in the ground. Now drivers are facing the consequences.
Governor Newsom Press Office Verified account @GovPressOffice Feb 28
Average gas prices in California have stayed below $5 for nearly two years.

Trump’s new war is already rattling markets.

We’re watching this space. Closely.
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