41 Quotes by Sean Comey

Unless international tensions ease to the point where the cost of crude oil drops significantly, there's nothing to suggest that consumer fuel prices will be falling anytime in the near future.

With what's going on with the aftermath of the hurricane, I would expect prices to go up rather than down in September.

September will probably be an extremely unpleasant month at the pump. This goes to show that even if you're far away from where the hurricane hit, there's a ripple effect.

People who buy hybrids also want to support the innovative technology to spur a technological answer to the challenge of high fuel prices and dependence on foreign oil.

Fuel consumption rises two percent every year in California; yet we haven't built a refinery in years and a number of them have even closed. But no one wants a refinery in their backyard.

It costs more to make and it protects your air quality.

It is a tough crowd to try to convince. The message about what will happen, as far as how much money it will cost them and how they will lose their driving privileges if they get busted, seems to have more of an impact than (the message of) saving lives and preventing injuries.

Supply and demand are so related, if we all just save a couple gallons here and there it will have a dramatic effect on price.

I would not be surprised to see continued price increases at least in the short term. September could be an unpleasant month when it comes to fuel prices.