Euric

This is again irrelevant to the purpose of this list. 

I know gas prices are high and I do not need to fill my mailbox up
reading postings about what fuel prices are around the world.  So please
DO NOT do as Euric suggests.

Please take this stuff someplace else.


Howard Ressel
Project Design Engineer, Region 4
(585) 272-3372

>>> "MightyChimp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/13/04 11:22PM >>>
Over the past few months the cost of petrol in the US has been
approaching record levels.  Prices in my region, depending on grade
range from 0.50 $/L to 0.60 $/L  an increase of 0.10 $/L compared to a
few moths ago.  Has the prices been increasing outside the US too?  I
was wondering if the rise in US prices is to bring the US prices subtely
up to world levels of about 1 $/L  to 1 ?/L.

Could all of you who post here let us know what the cost of petrol is
in your market and if it has increased somewhat in recent months?

I've been hearing some reports that oil reserves will reach a peak
around 2010.  Meaning that after 2010, the demand for oil will be
greater then supply. This is the main reason the US wants to control the
major oil fields of the world.  

One thought that came o mind is that as oil supplies dwindle,
wastefullness will become costly.  In the past the US could afford to be
wasteful and thus the use of two measurement systems and the errors and
costs they impose on the economy could be easily paid for.  But maybe
not much longer.  Does anyone have any ideas on what we can expect as
far as the metric/FFU issue in an era of restrictive energy supplies?

Euric

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