Monday, May 21, 2012
The Associated Press
PORTLAND — A gallon of gas in Maine has risen by nearly two cents per gallon in the past week to an average of $3.59.
Even though the increase in Maine was smaller than the national average, the average retail price in the state remains 16 cents higher than the national average.
Price-monitoring website MaineGasPrices.com reports today that prices are nearly 40 cents higher than a year ago and about 15 cents higher than a month ago.
A company analyst says prices have traditionally risen in late February and March, so consumers should expect to pay more at the pump in the coming weeks.
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