125 Yen / L in Okinawa.
1 gallon US$4.70
1 gallon US$4.70
Local Diesel Prices (3 Viewers)
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.95 U.S. cents per liter here in the philippines
Don't worry. By summer that old supply and demand thing should kick in and their will be a glut of diesel. In North America, outside of the South and West Coast, it is still winter and so the demand for home heating oil is still high. It'll be a lot cheaper in the summer - well, at least compared to gasoline prices.
$1.27 in Burns Lake on Sat. I consider this one of the cheapest places to buy diesel in Northern BC. But not anymore!!!!
$4.04 per gallon, here in the Valley.
£1.10 to £1.15 litre or just over $10.00 gallon.
Diesel prices
I have seen diesel in CO @ $4.09USD/ gallon. Looks like it will be going up again too.
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I have seen diesel in CO @ $4.09USD/ gallon. Looks like it will be going up again too.
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Their website is very informative, tells all about how to make it as well as fuel cost savings over %50+ compared to the pump!
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Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
3.44 Here in Panamá until friday that it raise up to 6.64 aprox .. USD per Gal ..
$4.18USD at Chevron,$4.10USD at a none name brand station here in Redding,California.
I paid $3.72/gal yesterday morning. I've seen it as high as $3.95/gal in the Dallas, TX area.
Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
I don't think so .. I thought the petroleum barrel never go back behind the 100 USD/barrel line ..
Only if they nationalize the oil companies and fix prices, not very likely, even if the Dragon Lady wins.
North Americans just have to get used to world prices for petro.
We were paying the consumer price. And taxed at that.
What Europe and GB were paying was just excessive tax. Look at prices in Mexico and other nations that don't over tax the fuel. They were even cheaper than NA.
The price per barrel is the commodity price on the markets.
Only reason for it to get so high is fear, shortage and demand.
In NA didn't move all it's manufacturing to China we'd stop making em soo rich they can all buy cars
Most N.Americans can't connect the dots to understand how buying cheap Chinese crap from MalWart makes the price of fuel increase. The news-writers and news-speakers are keeping rather silent on this issue, so most of the public are blissfully unaware that they're shooting at their feet in a boat.
One solution is to do like Norway and nationalize the oil companies. Then a govt. can fix the price and drive the greedy speculators out of the market. The speculators did the same thing with real-estate, driving up prices till the mortgage bubble burst, and now the govt is running around shoving tax dollars into gaping holes so rich CEOs and their buddies don't loose their salaries and golden pensions. So now there's a bunch of empty houses nobody can afford to buy.
More importantly it's Rudolph Diesel's 150th birthday today.
One solution is to do like Norway and nationalize the oil companies. Then a govt. can fix the price and drive the greedy speculators out of the market. The speculators did the same thing with real-estate, driving up prices till the mortgage bubble burst, and now the govt is running around shoving tax dollars into gaping holes so rich CEOs and their buddies don't loose their salaries and golden pensions. So now there's a bunch of empty houses nobody can afford to buy.
More importantly it's Rudolph Diesel's 150th birthday today.
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cruiser_guy
Out of Africa / North Africa
I bought diesel in Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico yesterday for 5.73 pesos/liter or about $2/gallon and the price doesn't change from station to station since it is all Pemex! Needless to say I filled the truck up AND I filled all my jerry cans (not legal to cross the border but they don't often check). Here in Guatemala we're at about $3.75/US gallon.
Does anyone have the dimensions and drawings of a long range tank for a '60 or a '55? A couple of fills in Mexico and you pay for the tank if the price keeps climbing!!
Does anyone have the dimensions and drawings of a long range tank for a '60 or a '55? A couple of fills in Mexico and you pay for the tank if the price keeps climbing!!
If Canada nationalized the fossile fuel and other energy and gave preference to the Canadian consumer, 
I am sure the reaction of our good friends to the South would be swift to route out the Terrorists and Commies in Canada. If your read the NAFTA agreement, it was clearly written to ensure that Canada could not control and limit fuel in our national interests. We can not reduce supply to the US without reducing our domestic supply/consumption by the exact same amount (not proportionately). Furthermore, the government can not favor Canadian consumers by implementing a lower price for Canadian than we sell our energey for to the US. Mexico will soon find itself in the same state as Canada under NAFTA.
But as was said , the US consumption of oil will be small beans compared to China and India. That is where the real battle will be for the limited reserves. Perhaps in my lifetime we will loose the D for Diesel powered trucks but get the D for DC powered trucks. Imagine the torque you can get from a DC motor on each wheel. Say good-by to lockers.
I am sure the reaction of our good friends to the South would be swift to route out the Terrorists and Commies in Canada. If your read the NAFTA agreement, it was clearly written to ensure that Canada could not control and limit fuel in our national interests. We can not reduce supply to the US without reducing our domestic supply/consumption by the exact same amount (not proportionately). Furthermore, the government can not favor Canadian consumers by implementing a lower price for Canadian than we sell our energey for to the US. Mexico will soon find itself in the same state as Canada under NAFTA.But as was said , the US consumption of oil will be small beans compared to China and India. That is where the real battle will be for the limited reserves. Perhaps in my lifetime we will loose the D for Diesel powered trucks but get the D for DC powered trucks. Imagine the torque you can get from a DC motor on each wheel.
Say good-by to lockers.
I think Nafta doesn't hold any weight anymore. The USA bureaucrats pretty much do as they please on other issues, like wood etc.
cruiser_guy
Out of Africa / North Africa
Well the democrats are all talking about renegotiating NAFTA. This time Canada and Mexico can hold the upper hand since we have stores of energy that the US does not!
I say it's time to really go with the bio-diesel from otherwise useless bio-mass NOT food stuffs.
I say it's time to really go with the bio-diesel from otherwise useless bio-mass NOT food stuffs.
