Fuel prices!

Tigger · Mar 25, 2014

How about 5.13 per gallon gas and 5.58 pg for diesel! That's the pump price yesterday in North East Alberta, Canada, and there's oil wells just a half a mile from town. Trouble is, it's not refined here.

Looking4new · Mar 25, 2014

$5.02/US Gallon for regular here yesterday.

lostcreekranch · Mar 25, 2014

$3.59 for diesel at Sam's Club in West Houston yesterday.

k0ua · Mar 25, 2014

$3.35 unleaded regular $3.67 diesel. Here in Branson.. Which has notoriously high fuel prices.

Greenland South · Mar 25, 2014

$5.52 for 4 litres here, about the same as 1 US gallon.

DeereMann · Mar 25, 2014

Why are CA fuel prices so high? No refineries? Extra taxation? :confused3:

MattLynch · Mar 25, 2014

DeereMann said:
Why are CA fuel prices so high? No refineries? Extra taxation? :confused3:

Both. We send our oil to the U.S. and then buy it back. We are so smart! Smrt!

k0ua · Mar 25, 2014

DeereMann said:
Why are CA fuel prices so high? No refineries? Extra taxation? :confused3:

Why is the cost of a house in CA 5 or 6 times the cost of the same house here in MO?

DeereMann · Mar 25, 2014

k0ua said:
Why is the cost of a house in CA 5 or 6 times the cost of the same house here in MO?

Since the thread topic is fuel prices, I don't really care about housing prices, for something one does not purchase weekly, either. Maybe supply & demand is the cause for that. btw, CA in this case is Canada, not California. Is it CN?

Anyway, CA/CN certainly does not have the finished fuel demand the U.S. does, so their price should be lower based on the housing example, right? It all makes perfect sense now. LOL :confused2: