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Diesel in San Diego

:{ Fuel today:independent station $2. 87-$3. 13 major brand. Drove the Honda and got 30. 7 mpg. Almost got killed on the freeway twice but didn't consume much gas. Costco gas price today:$. 2. 79
 
Just paid $3. 03/gal here is SoCal. It went up 3 cents an hour before I got there. #ad


I've seen it as high as $3. 24/gal today else where.
 
Its not going to get much better once the fleet articles start sniveling about it too.



http://driversmag.com/cover/diesel_...ummer_truck_carrier_freight_ulsd_mtbe_041106/



Here's the article if you can't get the link to open:



Diesel and gas to hover near $2. 62



by Terrence Nguyen, web editor



Apr 11, 2006 4:04 PM





Diesel and gasoline will both average $2. 62 per gallon during the summer driving season (April through September), barring any major supply disruptions, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) predicted today. Prices for both fuels are expected to increase as refiners change specifications, with diesel having to meet an ultra low sulfur (ULSD) spec and gasoline having to phase out MTBE additives.



On the diesel side, $2. 62 would reflect a 21-cent premium over the same period last year. For gasoline, that price would equal a 25-cent increase.



Neil Gamson, EIA economist told FleetOwner that although recent diesel prices are now slightly higher than $2. 62, price trends should follow a “channeling” pattern over the next six months, rising and falling around that price point.



“Crude oil prices have been sticking upward for the last couple of weeks,” Gamson said. “If that calms down we’ll see diesel prices coming down, but not a lot. [Crude oil prices are] down a little bit today. ”



However, not all energy analysts share the $2. 62 diesel prediction. Last week FleetOwner spoke with an economist with the Oil Price Information Service who predicted that diesel will approach $3 and maybe even surpass it during price spikes. EIA’s Gamson concurred this would be possible if there were significant supply disruptions.



See Diesel prices to heat up this summer.



EIA said the added cost to produce and distribute ULSD will be from four to six cents per gallon. However, the bigger mover of diesel prices will likely be distribution problems, which could cause spot prices to spike. EIA has declined to single out any specific spot market as being more vulnerable to shortages, saying, “there is no one region that is more or less likely to experience problems. ”



Last month a ConocoPhillips executive identified “at-risk” markets to be the Northeast region, Chicago, the Mountain states as well as Atlanta, GA, Memphis, TN, and Nashville, TN. A YRC Worldwide executive anticipated that some spot markets could see a 10- to 20-cent per gallon premium as a result of shortages of on-spec ULSD.



Gasoline will have a similar transition as it will see consumption increase 1. 5% compared to summer 2005 while MTBE gets phased out. DOE expects diesel demand to expand 3. 2% over summer 2005, a slight dip from the 3. 5% average annual growth rate over the past 15 years. Increased demand coupled with the phase-out of MTBE in gasoline will contribute to the $2. 62 price point, EIA said.



Unlike ULSD, the phase-out won’t likely cause distribution problems, although foreign exporters may be slower to respond to supply disruptions.
 
Well I've got a full tank but I don't have the arms or feet to drive my truck now.



2. 70 give or a take a bit. Though I'm still running 1. 90 fuel I bought over 14 months ago, almost out :{
 
I guess the rich see the future (future stocks) as being fruitful, hate to tell them, things are shutting down due to their futures on oil and gas stocks... I think its total bull ****. . I do hope things start shutting down, would be the only way to get someones attention and i would literally laugh my *** off(why you ask? do to the fact we need something to bring this country back to reallity or should i say our governing bodies)... Look out WVO here i come, if i get set up they can bite my *** on diesel...

Right now diesel is $2. 79 here, cheapest is $2. 59 more combined trips to the store. .
 
Yesterday morning East Coast station Rt 17 in Fredericksburg Va.

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..... @ 10:00 AM $2. 69

Same station... ... . @ 7:00 PM $2. 59
 
I just got back from checking on my folks mountain cabin in the Sequoias over the weekend. On hwy 65, there were a couple of stations that had diesel for 2. 85.

Everywhere around my house is from 3. 06 to the highest of 3,65 at Cheveron.
 
$2. 93 now in Bothell WA. Im thinking its going to be $5. 00 before the end of the summer. I fully expect that be next summer $8 or $9 will be the norm. There is nothing to stop it. What are we going to do ? Not drive ?
 
Yeah, it sucks in NW Florida too... ... ... . about $2. 65 a gallon or so. But at least it's finally the cheapest thing at the pump again on the upside.
 
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