23 Quotes by Geoff Sundstrom

There are isolated, scattered situations of stations running out (of gasoline) and lines forming, but it's nothing I would characterize as a region-wide or metropolitan-wide,

With each passing day, based on what we're hearing about the industry being restarted, this current environment will ease,

At this point, anything they can do to limit their discretionary driving and conserve fuel would be helpful.

There's no need for panic buying or for people to hoard gasoline. From what we've seen so far, if one gas station is out of fuel, people can usually find what they need at the next one.

It would hurt some local business people. It's not going to bring down the price of gasoline.

This in many ways is the worst-case scenario that the oil industry has been fearing.

They may have to pay 10, 20 30 cents a gallon more than someone across the street. You can end up seeing a wide variety in price.

They only have a certain number of paid days off from work, the kids are out of school, and they're just very reluctant to give it up,

They promised to raise production and they've lived up to that. This is a domestic issue. It has become necessary for the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) to grant waivers to prevent shortages.