Iran conflict raises US energy costs

Iran's war has led to increased energy costs for American consumers by one hundred billion dollars, as gasoline and diesel prices have risen significantly since the war began on February 28. The cost has increased by more than $760 for an average American household. Diesel prices in the United States reached a record high of $5.90 per gallon, with Texas bearing the largest share of the increase, followed by California and Florida. Studies expect fuel prices to continue rising, which will further elevate transportation expenses and impose additional charges on consumers.

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