Spike in fuel prices could lead to an energy crisis this winter, expert warns
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A perfect storm of high demand and low supply is sending fuel prices through the roof. Driving your car is costing a lot more — and heating your home this winter could, too.
One cab driver said he's spending at least $300 extra a month, which forces him to shop around.
"The difference is like 10 cents between the Amoco, the Mobil gas station and the Exxon," he said.
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