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$$$$. Fuel
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TracerBullet
New member
$3.79 last night. $4.19 tonight
dieselyoda
Active member
Predicted $2.00/l in Canada at the beginning of April.
Joe Trudeau will account for $0.35 of that with his carbon tax gouge.
Home heating bill increased 40% from last year. Carbon tax again.
Joe Trudeau will account for $0.35 of that with his carbon tax gouge.
Home heating bill increased 40% from last year. Carbon tax again.
adamchandler
YouTube Mechanic
Hasn't really hit New Hampshire but probably will see. $3.29 for regular which is what it was a year ago and $3.75 for diesel. Our investment in solar panels and full re-do of insulation of our place in 2016 is paying off. We use 250 gallons of propane a year and power is all on our panels so any increase in KWH of electricity we don't see. My propane guy told me I use the least propane of any other customer even 2nd homes. So we're pretty immune for now. The truck gets 29MPG, car gets 40 so we're just gonna have to drive a bit less.
riderr1150gsadv
Well-known member
Well that is what you get when you rely on imported oil again... You reap what you sow......
brownie0486
Well-known member
4.17 for premium for the motor yesterday in the valley of the sun.
Picked up a friend in Tuscon last Friday, gas we 20 cents cheaper there down near the border [ and closer to the pipeline that comes in from Texas
Picked up a friend in Tuscon last Friday, gas we 20 cents cheaper there down near the border [ and closer to the pipeline that comes in from Texas
Needed to fill the truck today, saw 3.69-4.39 for diesel. $100 for 23 gallons then found the $3.69
I see a summer of motorcycle use for most travel and errands as average of five gallons isn’t as painful.
After growing up near many gasoline refineries on TX Gulf Coast (and working for Exxon HQ printing many internal documents in 70’s), really doesn’t keep prices lower with world market and selling on open market. I bought first diesel in 2000 when diesel was $1.09 before Desert Storm…hasn’t been lower than mid grade gas since.
You can drill more here but no guarantees it stays here.
akbeemer
SURVIVOR
Where we lived in Alaska we were ten miles from the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and it supplied a refinery about 30 miles south of us. It would seem a situation that would result in cheap gas, diesel and heating oil, but not so. We regularly paid $0.50 more per gallon then was being charged in Seattle. The head of the refinery was on a local radio program and was asked why the prices were so high. He responded that the local people should feel lucky they weren’t being charged more since the refinery was the only source around for fuel.
