Big international oil producers are looking to drive prices up in lieu of the recent fall.

Some feel this move was done merely to unnerve the western world.

Gas prices have fallen record amounts in the last two weeks.

If this trend continues, oil prices may even reach their nineteen month lows.

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A major Russian gas company is negotiating prices with businesses in Alaska.

Consumers should be happy to hear that gas prices are expected to fall faster and further.

Large gas reserves have been confirmed in Turkmenistan by an official audit.

The Middle East is having a tough time grappling with the falling oil prices.

Forbes.com has an excellent interactive graph of crude oil prices since 1861.

Russia has announced that they will not cut off oil supplies to the US or Europe.

Sarah Palin actually has a rather mainstream policy towards dealing with big oil.

Consumer oil prices are falling in Texas as well as other states throughout the union.

Gas prices, in fact, are even below $3.50 in many reigons.

The price of oil per barrel is even below $80 in America.

Oil was down a dollar today while crude rose significantly.

Demand concerns caused a bit of a slide in oil today as well.

Oil prices now are actually almost a dollar more than they were a year ago.

Oil is reaching the all-time lows for this year at the pump, however.

A new, environmentally friendly oil recycling plant has been built in Northeaster Ohio.

A 187 mile long natural gas pipeline is announced to be built from Arkansas to Mississippi.

Politicians are facing increasing pressure from their constituents to do something about the energy crisis.

The shortage of gas in the south is beginning to fade significantly.

The bailout bill is likely to push the price of crude oil sky-high.

Today, however, oil continued to fall on the many unknowns behind the bailout bill.