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Well that's wierd. Yesterday I finally managed to get a gas delivery booked for 27th March, the earliest they can manage.
I get up today 09:00 and find a delivery docket in the letterbox, Flogas came in the wee hours of the morning and filled my tank.
Last year I paid £463 for 1100 litres, 42p per l.
I've not been billed for today's drop of 690 litres yet.
I get up today 09:00 and find a delivery docket in the letterbox, Flogas came in the wee hours of the morning and filled my tank.
Last year I paid £463 for 1100 litres, 42p per l.
I've not been billed for today's drop of 690 litres yet.
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I'm involved with things I can't talk about yet, however there is a lot going on that will help people long term
Micro and local generation being a key topic
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Oil Prices plummeted , when do you expect pump prices to follow?
www.bbc.co.uk
Ukraine war: Oil price rises again due to fears over Russian shortfall
There is confusion over whether major oil producers will help to plug a gap in supplies from Russia.
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Kayos
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Oil Prices plummeted , when do you expect pump prices to follow?
Ukraine war: Oil price rises again due to fears over Russian shortfall
There is confusion over whether major oil producers will help to plug a gap in supplies from Russia.
Immediately, but they won't
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I think they will, significantly, I said as much earlier in this thread. But not back to the low demand lockdown era. I don't think it'll be immediate though. There's a supply issue at pumps and tanks as people panicked about rising costs are trying to fill up. But they're not using it any faster.
Reorganization supply away from Russia towards the middle East will take time - a few weeks?
Why don't you think oil prices will fall?
....food prices though, can see them continuing skyward
(Could well be wrong about it all!)
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You have to remember oil comming out of the well today, takes about 8 weeks to get to the pumps, espescially if coming by sea from the middle east.
on that trip the cargo based on the bill of lading may be bought and sold many times over depending whats happening in the markets
on that trip the cargo based on the bill of lading may be bought and sold many times over depending whats happening in the markets
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I’m lucky that where I shop there are 2 fuel selling supermarkets a few hundred metres apart, so fuel prices are very competitive, yesterday was £1.53.9 for diesel, BP was £1.74.9, if ever I need to buy anything from a BP I get a similar feeling to having a tooth pulled out.
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ADBLUE - anyone struggling to get any?
Toolstation and Screwfix normally good price, good stocks normally as well, but none in either in the Southwest.
Called in many garages and none in stock.
Luckily found a rural fuel station with 4x10 litre drums left, so bought a couple as my van can take 20 litres to fill, and only had 135 miles left with what I had!
ADBLUE - anyone struggling to get any?
Toolstation and Screwfix normally good price, good stocks normally as well, but none in either in the Southwest.
Called in many garages and none in stock.
Luckily found a rural fuel station with 4x10 litre drums left, so bought a couple as my van can take 20 litres to fill, and only had 135 miles left with what I had!
Pretty sure the biggest producer of AdBlue is China .. there were shortages a while ago . And China don’t even really use it like the rest of the world .
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Aldi had it in last week from what I recall. 10 litre containers
Even as an owner of three cars that do a maximum of around 20mpg, I do find such comments amusing - you know that's what they are in business for, like anyone else?If the petrol price goes up by 10p, you are lucky to ever see it go down by 1p when the crude price drops. Shell and Bp are the masters of profiteering.
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We have Asda and Tesco a few hundred metres apart, they are always the cheapest in the area.
I'm quite fortunate in that my diesel Mondeo does 50mpg.
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At the same garage I got the rather expensive diseasel I was talking to the owner about his red pump, 1st of April is the date of change but he hasnt got a clue how its sale is going to be policed if any, that had also gone up to £1.25 ltr
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Where's that? Mablethorpe Tesco been the cheapest for a while round here but we've been away for a week and it seems to have jumped 20ppl everywhere.
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