Democrats reviving anti-gouging billsKawasaki and Wielechowski making another effort to impose price controls on petroleum products sold in Alaska By ERIC LIDJI For Petroleum News
A pair of bills introduced for the upcoming state legislative session aim to prevent companies at the end of the Alaska crude oil supply chain from gouging consumers.
On Jan. 9, Rep. Scott Kawasaki, D-Fairbanks, filed House Bill 37, which would make it illegal for oil refiners in Alaska to charge “e....
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