EPA emergency waiver pushes early E10 sales to ease California gas prices
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The EPA issued an emergency waiver enabling earlier sale of the summer E10 gasoline blend in California to boost supply and lower prices, effective Sept. 1–Sept. 15 with possible extensions. California is averaging about $5.59 per gallon due to an isolated market, refinery closures and imports, and the move is intended to bring relief for Golden State drivers.
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