This week, the White House announced that an initiative known as “Freedom Fuel” would focus on lowering gas prices at select stations.
This comes after gas prices began fluctuating amid the conflict with Iran, according to the Washington Examiner.
“Freedom Fuel Network is a private company that owns all 25 ‘Freedom Fuel’ gas stations,” a White House official told the Washington Examiner. “The Administration is not involved in the company, nor has the Administration given the company any funding. There is no other entity or person subsidizing the lower gasoline costs.”
Twenty of the participating stations are located in Pennsylvania, and five are in New Jersey. One station in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, was selling regular gasoline for $3.47 per gallon after replacing its signage with Freedom Fuel Network branding.
Read the full story in the Washington Examiner.
