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Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, talks about what consumers can expect to pay at the gas pumps in the week ahead. He says if the Trans Mountain pipeline is offline for a prolonged period of time due to the B.C. floods then there could be a serious problem for prices.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg to tool at pump prices for the week ahead. He mentions they could either go down or remain the same in Canada given the possibility that Biden might increase supply. McKnight also notes that the flooding situation in B.C. has yet to have an impact on the pump price.

President Biden is considering tapping into the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve to combat higher oil prices. Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss why this plan would likely not alleviate prices and cause further tension with OPEC+.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, talks about gas prices going down but he warns that this trend will not last as gasoline inventories are 3 per cent below the 5 year average.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst of En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg for a closer look at what Canadian consumers can expect to pay at the gas pumps this weekend, and where he sees the price of crude heading long-term.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN Bloomberg to talk about record gasoline prices across Canada. There are many causes for rising prices- including OPEC production and natural gas shortages, as Roger notes everything is connected in the energy world.

Roger McKnight explains why Canadians will be paying much more at the gas pumps across Canada.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, takes a closer look at what Canadian consumers can expect to pay at the gas pumps ahead of the weekend. McKnight says there are a number of factors that will push up pump prices like the soaring cost for crude and the carbon tax in Canada. He says it looks like the only way this train can be slowed down is if the politicians put the brakes on the taxes.

Roger McKnight explains why gas prices are rising.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro explains why gas prices are spiking.

Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International, joins BNN for a closer look at what Canadian consumers can expect to pay at the gas pumps ahead of the weekend. He says he doesn’t believe there is a tipping point right now for drivers to get off the road, despite rising gas prices.

Roger McKnight talks with CTV News regarding skyrocketing prices at the pumps this week as the global economy begins to rebound from a pandemic lull.