Natural Gas seems to be the way for power plants now. There seems to an
abundance (with fracking), and it is clean.
On some recent trips with the RV I have seen as much as a $1 difference for
Diesel. $.40 to $.60 seems to be the norm.

Dennis

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Subject: Re: LVC - Frydae - Diesel Price-Electricity

I'm wondering what is about to happen with the new carbon regulations about
to be in place. It's gong to knock the heck out of electricity because of
the impact on coal fired power-plants, but I can't help how far reaching the
financial impact is going to reach. Its bound to affect fuel prices.
Cracking plant operations costs are bound to go up massively and that will
be passed to us drivers. The whole thing is going to have us all by the
short hair!

John

On 6/28/2013 4:21 PM, Anthony Egeln wrote:
> Has the price of diesel come down significantly where you live?
>
> Here in northeast Florida, diesel is selling for $3.82/USD/gallon, a
> scant 10% premium over 87 regular.  And has been that way for quite some
time now.
>
> That makes the diesel conversion a bit more interesting.
>
> Happy summer motoring, Anthony
> '89 Syncro GL (Hidalgo)
>