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Date: Sun, 05 Jan 2003 13:23:46 -0800
From: murdoch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [biofuel] BD at $1.50/gallon?!
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 09:45:06 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Hey Keith
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Date: Sun, 05 Jan 2003 13:23:46 -0800
From: murdoch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [biofuel] BD at $1.50/gallon?!
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 09:45:06 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Hey Keith,
On that note, it would be great to pull together
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 09:45:06 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Hey Keith,
On that note, it would be great to pull together a table to get prices
around the US/World for BD. Prices need to be verified by a scanned
reciept or picture of the pump though. It would help people to decide if
they want to buy
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 09:45:06 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Hey Keith,
On that note, it would be great to pull together a table to get prices
around the US/World for BD. Prices need to be verified by a scanned
reciept or picture of the pump though. It would help people to decide if
they want to buy
actually, I am using Pine, so the graphics thing doesn't bother me. I
think that it was just another Yahoo Groups pucky. It seems to happen
about once every several months. Knowing some of the Yahoo folks (very
cluefull people) my guess it is a server side issue just getting blown
out.
James
Hi James
Sorry you had probs with bouncing messages. You're not the only one.
I hope it's working okay now. Maybe it had something to do with this,
which has had me grinding my teeth (from a big list moderators'
group, where Yahell isn't exactly as popular as hot dinners):
This darn
Depends on where you get it
The folks from San Luis Obispo indicated that they were paying $2.85gal
from a local distributor. People who are members of the Berkley BD Co-op
pay $1, non-members pay $2. I have heard pump prices ranging from ~$2.35
to $2.65. I suppose it depends on
Hey Keith,
On that note, it would be great to pull together a table to get prices
around the US/World for BD. Prices need to be verified by a scanned
reciept or picture of the pump though. It would help people to decide if
they want to buy or produce themselves based just on pump cost.
James
Hey Keith,
On that note, it would be great to pull together a table to get prices
around the US/World for BD. Prices need to be verified by a scanned
reciept or picture of the pump though. It would help people to decide if
they want to buy or produce themselves based just on pump cost.
James
NP, just an idea. :) I see your point tho. Adminstration is the biggest
time sink there is.
On Fri, 20 Dec 2002, Keith Addison wrote:
Hey Keith,
On that note, it would be great to pull together a table to get prices
around the US/World for BD. Prices need to be verified by a scanned
The local pump price for World Energy new soy oil -derived biodiesel fuel
at Olympian in San Francisco is about $3.35 a gallon or something like
that. It just went up from a slightly lower price after the soy subsidies
were cut (?or some such reason).Olympian is a cardlock pump- they are a
I stand corrected, I think I was mixing up the tier system. And yes you
have to be a member of the co-op to get fuel. Selling is a bad term on my
part, suggested donation or re-imbursment cost is better terminology.
Although I recently saw an article that even non-profits can sell things
as
In the work I do (wireless Internet) we are finding that Tiered cost
structures are also becoming a nightmare to administrate. It might be
just better if the Co-op just charges everyone $2 and continue to keep the
$25/qrtr $100/yr membership. Considering that Diesel #2 down the street
is ~$1.80
I don't know the name of the place, the 1.86 was Yokayo's price per 1000
gallon a few weeks ago (Last I checked) and the other price is what the
Ecology Center truck fleet pays for it in 1000 gallon lots, that price they
told me (they also posted it in some press article or another recently)
At 11:58 AM 12/19/2002 -0800, you wrote:
In the work I do (wireless Internet) we are finding that Tiered cost
structures are also becoming a nightmare to administrate. It might be
just better if the Co-op just charges everyone $2 and continue to keep the
$25/qrtr $100/yr membership.
Understood. There is a great sustainable community farm model in Virginia
or Vermont that has susbscriptions for people who are want the produce,
but don't want to participate in the actual labor. I don't know if they
have a tiered system, but it seems to work well for them. The article was
in
Keith,
Looks like some of my email to biofuel@yahoogroups.com is bouncing,
although some are getting through. Just wanted to let ya know.
James
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, James Slayden wrote:
Understood. There is a great sustainable community farm model in
Virginia
or Vermont that has
WOW!! That's news to me. Where does BD cost around
$1.50? I pay $2.65/gallon (and believe me, that
hurts).
I know you're going to tell me to start brewing my
own--and you're right. But I am curious if you have
info on regional pricing for biodiesel.
Even if one brews one's own, one should
] BD at $1.50/gallon?!
WOW!! That's news to me. Where does BD cost around
$1.50? I pay $2.65/gallon (and believe me, that
hurts).
I know you're going to tell me to start brewing my
own--and you're right. But I am curious if you have
info on regional pricing for biodiesel.
Even if one
WOW!! That's news to me. Where does BD cost around
$1.50? I pay $2.65/gallon (and believe me, that
hurts).
I know you're going to tell me to start brewing my
own--and you're right. But I am curious if you have
info on regional pricing for biodiesel.
Even if one brews one's own, one should
Hi Thor and MM
WOW!! That's news to me. Where does BD cost around
$1.50? I pay $2.65/gallon (and believe me, that
hurts).
Sorry Thor, I see that was an industry figure I checked, not a pump
figure. But I think somebody has said they're buying commercial brew
for $2. Somebody else quoted
Prices I know of are in 1,000 gallon tanks- 1.86 per gallon that way for
offroad, and 2.35/gallon with the road taxes on the same fuel. Unless the
1.86 price is outdated (prices on new soy biodiesel went up recently around
here) this is coming from the WVO-derived biodiesel from the plant in
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