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[Detroit Iron]

Keep bringing the pain. Every dime that gas prices go up is less votes for the commies. They have ****ed up everything they have touched so far.

If you voted commie, you can point to yourself in the mirror and say "I did that."

 

[BlksvtCobra01]

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[cobracide]

CALI Prices

 

[DaBigBone]

That's absolutely insane

 

[TORQUERULES]

$5.14 for 93 yesterday in Lavallette, WV.

 

[cobracide]

Gonna be like 1980s soon. Maybe some cheap GT500s will be up for sale.

 

[9397SVTs]

 

[TerminatoRS]

87 - $5.09
88 - $5.06
92 - $5.84
93 - $5.99

 

[Black Gold 380R]

ROFLMAO!!!

Went to put gas during lunch today and someone put this sticker on the pump. Too funny (The sticker , not the price I had to pay for half a tank )....

 

[q6543]

Starting to think that this transition to electric is gonna be much more painful then we all expected... and quicker too.

 

[Fat Boss]

Starting to think that this transition to electric is gonna be much more painful then we all expected... and quicker too.

I disagree, and think it'll take much longer than people expect. What we are seeing is an energy "crisis" across the board that includes electricity and natural gas.

There's been countless announcements of countless EV chargers in the works. It's becoming clear to me that either A) people aren't looking at the total cost of installing DC Fast Chargers, or B) there's going an incredible level of investment to make it happen.

I figured you could put DC Fast Chargers in for maybe $20k for each "plug." No way, no how is what I've been reading. Those suckers take so much electrical service that there needs to be new transformers and service from the nearest capable 480V location and the trenching and laying the cable etc will bump that cost waaaaay higher than I though it would be. This is all ignoring the massive infrastructure changes needed to the grid. IMO, the estimates on when the world "goes EV" are wildly optimistic, and we'll see easing, and pushing out of the dates as we move forward.

In the near term, the bulk of the charging will continue to be done by homeowners with L2 240V chargers. Those are extremely cheap in comparison to any fast charger on the market today.

As for how this all relates to oil/gas prices, the more EV's sold the less gasoline demand as a component of world oil markets. If you're for lower gas prices, you should be all for more EV's being sold. I know, it's a catch 22.

 

[daustin]

I just paid $5.75/gallon for diesel for my truck, $5.93/gallon for 91 for my ATV and $5.43/gallon for 87 for my power washer at a Chevron in Las Vegas.

 

[Rb0891]

I disagree, and think it'll take much longer than people expect. What we are seeing is an energy "crisis" across the board that includes electricity and natural gas.

There's been countless announcements of countless EV chargers in the works. It's becoming clear to me that either A) people aren't looking at the total cost of installing DC Fast Chargers, or B) there's going an incredible level of investment to make it happen.

I figured you could put DC Fast Chargers in for maybe $20k for each "plug." No way, no how is what I've been reading. Those suckers take so much electrical service that there needs to be new transformers and service from the nearest capable 480V location and the trenching and laying the cable etc will bump that cost waaaaay higher than I though it would be. This is all ignoring the massive infrastructure changes needed to the grid. IMO, the estimates on when the world "goes EV" are wildly optimistic, and we'll see easing, and pushing out of the dates as we move forward.

In the near term, the bulk of the charging will continue to be done by homeowners with L2 240V chargers. Those are extremely cheap in comparison to any fast charger on the market today.

As for how this all relates to oil/gas prices, the more EV's sold the less gasoline demand as a component of world oil markets. If you're for lower gas prices, you should be all for more EV's being sold. I know, it's a catch 22.

Absolutely correct on all of this though. Though there is also an alternative to lower gas prices besides increased ev adoption…

 

[Fat Boss]

Absolutely correct on all of this though. Though there is also an alternative to lower gas prices besides increased ev adoption…

Yes, but OPEC is reluctant to increase supply and Russian oil is "radioactive." The domestic shale industry has shifted it's model from maximum growth to maximum shareholder, so don't expect much there.

 

[9397SVTs]

Prices continue to creep.

Regular 87 is up $.10 overnight to $5.49/gal.

 

[Rb0891]

Yes, but OPEC is reluctant to increase supply and Russian oil is "radioactive." The domestic shale industry has shifted it's model from maximum growth to maximum shareholder, so don't expect much there.

Different administration and price would be down $1/gal in a few weeks…. Before anything thing had even happened.

 

[Fat Boss]

Different administration and price would be down $1/gal in a few weeks…. Before anything thing had even happened.

Agreed. I think we're two and a half years out from that though.

 

[Rb0891]

Agreed. I think we're two and a half years out from that though.

Yeah. Hope so…

 

[Fastback]

Yes, but OPEC is reluctant to increase supply and Russian oil is "radioactive." The domestic shale industry has shifted it's model from maximum growth to maximum shareholder, so don't expect much there.

Opec just said they are pumping more

Saudi Oil Boost, Yemen Truce Set Stage for Biden Visit to Kingdom

Saudi Arabia took steps to boost oil production and extend a truce with Iran-backed forces in Yemen, two moves that help pave the way for President Biden to visit the kingdom amid efforts toward a diplomatic reset.

www.wsj.com

 

[Lambeau]

Regular 87 = Four ****ing dollars and sixty five ****ing cents a gallon.

Wait til you ev'rs gotta register your battery for a permit and get limited use. I hope it gets shoved right up your ass.