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California Gas Prices Fell - Why Experts Say This Is the Most Dangerous Moment | Mia Lawson

California gas prices fell this week - but energy economists warn this temporary dip may be the most dangerous phase of the fuel crisis. In this investigation, Mia Lawson breaks down why falling prices don’t always mean relief, especially as California loses nearly 20% of its in-state refining capacity in 2026. Using data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, research from UC Davis, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, and analysis cited by Bloomberg Economics, this video explains how inventory drawdowns, refinery closures, and import dependence are quietly reshaping California’s fuel market. You’ll learn why winter price dips often mask deeper supply stress, how refinery shutdowns like Phillips 66 and Valero change the math, and why summer 2026 may become the real stress test for California drivers, commuters, and small businesses. This isn’t panic. It’s preparation. Watch until the end to understand what experts are watching next - and why the calm right now may not last. 📌 Topics covered: Why California gas prices fell in early 2026 Refinery closures and supply constraints UC Davis and Oxford energy research explained Why imports delay price spikes - but don’t prevent them What drivers and businesses should watch before summer 💬 Comment below: Have gas prices dropped in your area - or already started rising again? 🔔 Subscribe to Mia Lawson for independent investigations that follow the money, not the headlines.