SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California Air Resources Board plans to move ahead with its Nov. 8 vote that is expected to raise gas prices next year, but it won’t analyze just how much it will impact what consumers pay at the pump.
CARB’s executive officer, Steve Cliff, confirmed this in a media briefing with reporters on Friday.
California has 25.6 million gas-powered cars registered in the state. The University of Pennsylvania’s Kleinman Center for Energy Policy estimated the impact on those drivers could mean an extra 65 cents per gallon in 2025…