Gas more than diesel
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Are Indiana gas taxes higher than OK? Often, that explains the differences.
STL gas is always about $.20/gallon less than right across the river in Illinois. Due to higher gas taxes.
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I think it might have to do with the number of petroleum pipelines running through OK...
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In Western Illinois diesel has at times been cheaper the 87 octane gas off and on the last several months. The last couple of weeks the diesel has been cheaper by 10 to 20 cents less.
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So..... one of the cost factors for WA state - no pipelines for distribution. Because our in-state refineries product 50% more than we can consume. Our refineries export to - BC, Oregon and Calif.
Doesn't seem like "supply/demand" is a very important factor in this market.
Doesn't seem like "supply/demand" is a very important factor in this market.
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Holy cow. Don’t light a cigar in OK!I think it might have to do with the number of petroleum pipelines running through OK...
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Larry Caldwell
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California has their own refineries. Oregon and Idaho have none. I think almost all of our gas comes from Anacortes, and the crude comes from Alaska. I hear the North Slope wells are petering out. I don't pay much attention. Years ago I got used to paying $0.50/gallon more than the other side of the Rockies. $3.23 here for regular at the local truck stop.