Gas prices

I'd expect a little higher too but of course I'm a reformed optimist . CNN said today we may be about to see the biggest 1 day drop in oil price in a long time. Hope that's not followed by the biggest rise.
 
Gas in Fayetteville Ga ... 2.69 / reg. as of today ... that is up for 2.49 a ferw weeks ago!!!
 
High, low or inbetween. Doesn't really matter as you pay what's posted on the pump and there's nothing anyone can do about it except not to buy.
 
Prices will be UP!!!

As the economy goes, so will the price of fuel. Deal with it.
 
Demand for gasoline is down with the recession and credit crisis. I read that Chevron will be closing down some refineries on a global basis but no plans have been made to close US refineries at this time. During the final three months of 2009, Chevron's refineries lost more than $600,000 a day. Chevron made money last year with its upstream businesses: exploration, development and production of energy.

Gasoline prices here are up and rising. The best price I've seen is $2.87. That's gas station price, not fuel dock price.
 
This evening I noticed 87 oct. car gas here off the NE coast just went up to $3.58 and rising. As Willie says it be what it will be....
 
China's oil imports rose a breathtaking 38% in February. You'll never see reasonable fuel prices again.
 
Really is that so Yzer? In Philadelphia and South Jersey 2 of the biggest refineries have been shut down (not for maintenance) the Conoco Phillips and Sun Oil refineries are silent and have been for the last 6 months.
As a nation we had better our stuff together real soon or we are doomed life as you currently remember it will change forever. Perhaps thats what this country needs to rest the clock.
Well I guess all things are local say you?
Bill
 
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Originally posted by Billylll

Really is that so Yzer? In Philadelphia and South Jersey 2 of the biggest big refineries have been shut down (not for maintenance) the Conoco Phillips and Sun Oil refineries are silent and have been for the last 6 months.
As a nation we had better our stuff together real soon or we are doomed life as you currently remember it will change forever. Perhaps thats what this country needs to rest the clock.
Well I guess all things are local say you?
Bill

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Yes, Bill. It is so.

http://www.insidebayarea.com/trivalleyherald/localnews/ci_14642220
 
http://www.philly.com/philly/business/homepage/20091008_Many_steps_needed_to_shut_down_refinery.html
 
http://www.hydrocarbons-technology.com/projects/marcus-hook/
 
Bill, didn't read you links so this may be a duplicate, the Delaware City refinery run by Valero is supposed to close or is already closed.
 
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Originally posted by Sandy

This evening I noticed 87 oct. car gas here off the NE coast just went up to $3.58 and rising. As Willie says it be what it will be....

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You mean $2.58 do you not?

G
 
quote:
Originally posted by Billylll

Really is that so Yzer? In Philadelphia and South Jersey 2 of the biggest refineries have been shut down (not for maintenance) the Conoco Phillips and Sun Oil refineries are silent and have been for the last 6 months.
As a nation we had better our stuff together real soon or we are doomed life as you currently remember it will change forever. Perhaps thats what this country needs to rest the clock.
Well I guess all things are local say you?
Bill

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Sounds like it's still "cheaper" to import the foreign stuff than to make our own.

We really DO need to get our "stuff" together.
 
Filled the boat with diesel yesterday in St. Augustine. Dock gas was $3.24 and diesel was $2.96.

Bob
 
Now that "they" have everybody used to $2.50/gal "they" do not want to go back to selling gas for a dollar a gallon.

"We continue to review potential changes to ensure profitable operations," Comey said. "That review also involves refineries, including the ones in California."

This means that "they" are producing more gas then what is being consumed. If "they" did not cut back production the price would go down and "they" would not make as many billions in one year. So if "they" cut production of gas it will produce a shortage and make the price per gallon go up so "they" can continue to make billions every year.
Rant over, Thank you for reading, Eric
 
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