“It's the one lever they can pull without Congress and without fighting refiners over an export ban.”
— John Tirado, founder of Summa Energy, quoted in Newsweek
Newsweek asked Summa Energy what the White House proposal to open red-dyed diesel to the public would actually do to prices at the pump.
John was quoted on why loosening the red-dye rules is the one move the administration can make without Congress, and on what the futures market was already implying about the winter.
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