SV: gas $ (was Re: SV: Re[2]: [AT] NC Trailer regulations
Robert L. Holtzer
rholtzer at earthlink.net
Wed Nov 3 12:41:17 PST 2004
Years ago one of the popular science/mechanics magazines writers (Smokey
Yunick??) opined that diesel would eventually cost more than
gasoline. This prediction was based on the higher energy content in diesel
on a volume or weight basis (I don't recall which). Based on the prices
I've seen, this prediction has finally come true.
Bob Holtzer
At 12:41 PM 11/3/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>Diesel is close to 2.20 here in Central Texas. We are being told it's due
>to the heating oil demand in the North.
>
>Phil
>
>At 07:07 AM 11/3/04, you wrote:
>
>
>>Kessen Mattias (Road SE) wrote:
>>
>>>So diesel is more expensive, strange.
>>Yes, more than strange, since diesel is much lower on the refining
>>process than gasoline/petrol and should be a lot less expensive. I am
>>sure that it is killing the railroads and long haul trucking industry. I
>>have not heard one industry "spokesman" give any reason for the
>>disparity, but I have heard speculation that the oil industry was keeping
>>the price of gasoline down until after the election, in order not to have
>>it hurt their friend Mr. Bush at the polls. We shall see.
>>
>>Mike
>
>
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