Today I want to talk about the growing importance of Green fuels. Last week, the average cost of a gallon of gasoline in the U.S. was $3.52, according to the Department of Energy. That’s up a whopping 76 cents from a year ago. Five years ago, a gallon was $2.70; 10 years ago, it was $1.60. It’s to the point that the other day, I drove an extra few miles to BJs Warehouse Club because the gas was 10 cents a gallon cheaper. Given that demand rises in the summer (leading to the industry nickname for summer: driving season)...
