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California’s refinery shutdowns are triggering a fuel crisis that most Americans haven’t heard about — yet.

Right now, Nevada and Arizona are scrambling as nearly 90% of Nevada’s gasoline supply depends on California refineries that are shutting down one by one. In response, Nevada has classified fuel supply as a homeland security threat, forming an emergency Fuel Resiliency Committee behind closed doors.

Two major California refineries are already gone — and more closures are coming. Economists warn gas prices could spike dramatically across the Southwest, with some projections reaching $8 per gallon by 2026.

Meanwhile, pipeline companies are racing to build massive new fuel routes from Texas and the Midwest to Arizona and California, reshaping American energy infrastructure forever. But these pipelines won’t be ready until 2029.

So what happens in the next three years?

This video breaks down:

Why California’s refinery closures matter to the entire Southwest

How Nevada and Arizona became dangerously dependent on California fuel

The secret meetings treating gasoline as a national security issue

The pipeline race that could redefine U.S. energy flows

Why gas prices may surge long before solutions arrive

This isn’t a future crisis.
It’s happening right now.