23 Quotes by Severin Borenstein

The only way to save money is to shop around because even within cities there's still huge price difference, often 20 or more cents.

Most of this is the world oil market, and the world oil market is telling us the prices are very high because there is a real shortage.

Next year, we'll quite likely have rates higher than this winter. The futures market for natural gas is telling us that these prices are not temporary.

It could increase vastly, but it depends entirely on policy.

I think that's a big issue that a bankruptcy court is going to have to confront. What's the ongoing responsibility of the company and what's the legal liability in the contracts.

(Liquefied natural gas) can be brought into a port at well below what California is paying right now for natural gas, and what we anticipate paying for many years to come.

The answer is pretty simple. We will never get to energy independence while we are using oil as the major fuel.

Unfortunately, sometimes you see big wealth transfers occur when something becomes scarce.

There has to be a recognition (that) we need to address this even if it requires sacrifices by individuals on a daily basis.