$3.29

[yatesville88fan]

Still 3,85 here.

[Goldstar225]

$3.39 in my town. A relief but I want $2.50.

[OBT]

$4.49 here.

[parkj5]

3.11 in South Tx. Where I’m working Diesel is 3.99

[Gamblerman65]

25 gallons of 100ll for the boat at $5.79 per gallon.

[Cliffprocraft190]

Got down to $3.099 here last 2 weeks. Now back up to $3.199 at same station.

[gehol]

25 gallons of 100ll for the boat at $5.79 per gallon.

Why 100 low lead?

[Bandone]

the price is going down because there's less DEMAND, folks are not driving nearly as much because they have a bad habit..............they enjoy eating, eat or put fuel in your car, its as simple as that, not to mention heating and cooling your homes, inflation is killing us slowly and will for a long ass time

[Gamblerman65]

100ll= merc 300x

[jc2bg]

$3.29 here as well. Trip to the lake mid-week cost $32 in truck gas; same trip was $18 in 2019, for reference, but $48 a few weeks ago. Diesel still above $5 a gallon most places.

[triton]

I need home heating oil, cant wait any longer tank is almost empty and
I need hot water ..... this could be a disaster

[wwc3]

Germans made gasoline from coal ALL THRU ww2. We have plenty of coal reserves.

[TampaJim]

Germans made gasoline from coal ALL THRU ww2. We have plenty of coal reserves.

Unless I'm mistaken, it was low quality, a PITA and they struggled to make enough due to process requirements.
And, there's no doubt, they lost. Considering our massive addiction, it would be simply impossible. 21M bpd here.

[digthemup]

3.29 is still a dollar too high. Sounds expensive to me.

I would take that in a heartbeat.
4.59 high test

[dartag1829]

All over the place here in SE Michigan. The new thing is Cash is cheaper.

gas.JPG

[TampaJim]

I need home heating oil, cant wait any longer tank is almost empty and
I need hot water ..... this could be a disaster

I'm not a psychic, but I'd pull the trigger now. Odds of it dropping vs rising ... you'll lose.

[wolfman051]

Funny, but not true from a corporate perspective. We'd much prefer to see it stable, very stable.
Under current inflation adjusted costs, ~ $3.15, or higher, as a national average for profitability.

We need to remember, the US is the largest producer. Takes ~ $80 to keep moving forward here.
$80/42+transport+refining/blending+storage+transport+storage+transport+retai ling = GP only.



Anything lower than ~ $80 per barrel and the investment will stop, things will start leaving here.
We need the US economy to continue moving forward, plus conservation to become an exporter.

Total Bullshit!!! The oil companies in the states were making plenty of money producing oil here at $40 barrel...

[TampaJim]

Total Bullshit!!! The oil companies in the states were making plenty of money producing oil here at $40 barrel...

In what decade? It's not just laying up top now begging out.
Even injection process into the basins is taking 10X the water.

Transportation, refining, blending and storage, all very costly.
Crude has become a lesser factor over the years, much less.

If we do see $2.00, or even $2.50, the US is going to suffer.

[Sylvanboat]

$4.39 in NE Illinois. Not as high as Chicago or California.

[wolfman051]

In what decade? It's not just laying up top now begging out.
Even injection process into the basins is taking 10X the water.

Transportation, refining, blending and storage, all very costly.
Crude has become a lesser factor over the years, much less.

If we do see $2.00, or even $2.50, the US is going to suffer.

Its damn funny you know about every other GD thing on here...go back a few years ago, look what is was selling for...plenty of work, plenty of oil, plenty of profits and the econony was fine, and this was all before the covid BS...