The average price of a gallon of regular gas was $3.055 on Wednesday, just a tick lower than a year ago when it was $3.056, according to data from AAA.

De Haan described the recent trend as a "slow and steady decline." Though fuel prices are on average three cents higher per gallon than this time last year, he said, there is a significant amount of gasoline being imported to the West Coast, which is expected to push prices down.

FOX31's Gabrielle Franklin reports on the decrease of gas prices during this holiday season.

GasBuddy says Oklahoma’s fuel market is acting as an outlier, with a few metro stations dropping below $2 amid increased oil supply and economic uncertainty.

American households are paying more than ever before for electricity after prices surged the most in almost two years, according to the US Energy Information Administration. The average retail price for electricity gained 7.

Gas prices remain relatively calm ahead of Thanksgiving, but the Oregon average has ticked up due to this month’s outage of the Olympic Pipeline in Washington state, AAA Oregon/Idaho reported Tuesday.