Georgia gas price average falls, while statewide EV charging rate stays the same

Georgia gasoline prices fell over the past seven days leading up to December 1, according to AAA’s weekly report.  The charging rate at EV DC fast-charging stations remained stable at an average of 38 cents per kilowatt-hour (home charging is much less expensive). “As the holiday traffic thins out across the Peach state, Georgia drivers are finding a bit of relief at the pump,” AAA the Auto Club Group, posted in its weekly press release. “After a week of elevated demand leading into Thanksgiving, the state’s average now stands at $2.82 per gallon as of Monday, though daily fluctuations remain likely.” Cobb County gasoline price average The price of a gallon of regular unleaded in Cobb County averages about $2.89, seven cents greater than the statewide average. It is always possible to find lower gas prices than the average by comparison shopping or using tools like http://gasbuddy.com. What are the national trends? AAA’s weekly report stated the following about national gas and oil trends: National Gas Average Hits 2021 Levels Again The national gas price average has fallen to $3.00, a level not seen since May 2021. With crude oil prices remaining low and seasonal demand sluggish, many states are
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