Iran War Has Added More Than $760 To The Average U.S. Household's Energy Bill. Diesel Is Driving The Increase.

Source: International Business Times

Gasoline and diesel prices have remained elevated as disruptions to crude supplies, refining capacity and shipping routes tighten global fuel markets. Brandon Bell/Getty Images American households have paid more than $760 in additional gasoline and diesel costs since the Iran war began Feb. 28, according to an estimate from Brown University's Iran War Energy Cost Tracker.

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