I’m not going to provide an answer to your question, because it is off topic.
So far you can’t grasp that. Look, you’ve failed miserably at trying to address this issue.
This is a business decision to screw the public.
Thus the business is the focus and not the state.
The state didn’t decide to only pass off 14 cents of 60 to the public. The business did.
Of course they kept the extra margin. If Kali doesn’t like businesses charging more than its citizens think than’s fair they can regulate it like a utility. It worked out really well for your electric rates didn’t it.
See, they kept the extra margin because they could. It’s what a business does. In most states they could not do that because the do not have the wacko laws and taxes that drive out businesses and give the remaining businesses pricing power. So in most states the prices come down. Not yours though.
So if fixing your unfair gas prices via fixing the cause is off topic then let’s discuss something that is. What is the fair profit margin that should be added to wholesale gas prices? Take the wholesale price (maybe you should check oil prices to make sure the wholesalers aren’t making mint on you) is of gas, add all the fees and taxes and regulatory compliance expenses, and then add (Pick Your Number) for margin to get to the fact final price. How much? Please name the fair price for gas or at least the fair formula for determaining gas prices in Kalifonia.