California gasoline sales climb in May after hitting COVID-fuelled lows

Published 22:21 on July 21, 2020  /  Last updated at 23:22 on July 21, 2020  / /  Americas, Canada, US

California gasoline sales rebounded in May after sinking to historic lows in April amid the COVID-19 pandemic, likely mitigating some of this year’s demand destruction in the state’s WCI-linked ETS, according to federal data released Tuesday.
California gasoline sales rebounded in May after sinking to historic lows in April amid the COVID-19 pandemic, likely mitigating some of this year’s demand destruction in the state’s WCI-linked ETS, according to federal data released Tuesday.


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