When will diesel prices go down ?
#92
#93
Sorry but, it sure isn't going down around here! Back on 2/12 here in Wake Forest, NC (just north of Raleigh) diesel was $3.339 for quite a while (over 10 weeks). Yesterday, it JUMPED to $3.599 and regular gas was $2.899 and also JUMPED to $ 3.159 !! Time to get out the buggy for the horses! :-)
#95
#96
Originally Posted by tonfro
you are right this isnt the place but politics is definitely behind the price of energy
why do we buy oil from the guy
why do we buy oil from the guy
#97
A few years ago Bush passed a bill that says every gas station must have a ethnol pump in ten years. I think the high price of gas and diesel is to head us in the ethnol direction witch means the prices of dino is just going to keep going up. Its a singh of things to come.
Latter and good luck.................
Latter and good luck.................
#98
We here in Western Washington have all of you beat. Our gas/diesel prices are supposedly the highest in the nation. Just this morning I paid 3.80 a gallon for diesel. The lowest we dropped in the last month was 3.55 but it didn't last long. The reason for our high prices is due to the state tax on fuel. It's one of the highest but has done NOTHING to help the traffic congestion or fix our potholed streets. Polititians are to blame....
#99
'speaking of politicians.. here in BC, the California of Canada, the latest provincial budget announced another tax (green tax - carbon based fuels) of about .03 per litre on gasoline, but about .07 per litre on diesel and home heating oil. That is roughly another .28 per gallon of diesel on top of the current costs.
I always thought that in the long run diesel was more efficient and can contribute to less carbon emissions. I think it's a tax grab on commercial truckers, but even people with MB 'smart cars' will be affected.
I may join a veggie diesel co-op.
I always thought that in the long run diesel was more efficient and can contribute to less carbon emissions. I think it's a tax grab on commercial truckers, but even people with MB 'smart cars' will be affected.
I may join a veggie diesel co-op.
#102
Originally Posted by Maxium4x4
Return on investment for Exxon was 9.2 percent, WalMart was 19.5 percent. Check your wallet to see where the money is going. Not to be political but I see Wally World a bigger threat than any government conspiracy.
#103
#105
Oil went over $103.00 a barrel today for a barrel that hold's 48 gal's (NOT 55) gal's,that ='s $2.14 a gal at the well head in the middle east and it's not gas or diesel yet!!!,now ship it over here and refine it into what it will be and add aprox $0.57 a gal federal and state tax depending on where you live and your at $2.71 a gal with out the refineing and shipping cost's,WOW !!!!!,now if you want to see who is realy greedy see this link.......http://by115w.bay115.mail.live.com/m...e&n=2052720264 ........hope this work's,it did over at the diesel stop site,this is not a hotel,it's a house with a solid silver,not painted, audi out front.