Today, gas prices in Norway made a jump to its highest price ever in
history, and where the price currently is approx. NOK 12.50 per litre
that equal approx. $7.70 per US gallon.....

The reason for this jump in gas prices is the current situation in the
Mexico Gulf area that severely has affected oil prices world wide, and
the longer the situation in the area continues, gas prices is expected
to become even higher.....



Stig Arne Bye

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"Stig Arne Bye" wrote in message
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Today, gas prices in Norway made a jump to its highest price ever in
history, and where the price currently is approx. NOK 12.50 per litre
that equal approx. $7.70 per US gallon.....

The reason for this jump in gas prices is the current situation in the
Mexico Gulf area that severely has affected oil prices world wide, and
the longer the situation in the area continues, gas prices is expected
to become even higher.....



Stig Arne Bye

E-mail ......:
Contact .....: AOL IM: VT480TFE / MSN Messenger:
Snail-Mail ..: P.O.Box 169, NO-9915 Kirkenes, Norway
Homepage ....: http://home.online.no/~stigbye/index.html
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I would have thought that the price would drop for world oil but gas prices
here would increase.

Since we can't import oil to the port in Louisiana that should mean lower
demand for oil on the world market since we can't import oil for our demand.

Jeff Rigby wrote:

I would have thought that the price would drop for world oil but gas prices
here would increase.

Since we can't import oil to the port in Louisiana that should mean lower
demand for oil on the world market since we can't import oil for our demand.


I don't think it really matters. The big oil companies will use any
flimsy excuse to gouge us now. Here gas went up to $1.29 per
liter...and this is for gas still in the station underground tanks...
This would be for oil bought & refined months ago.
The gov't won't do anything.

"Stig Arne Bye" wrote in message
...
Today, gas prices in Norway made a jump to its highest price ever in
history, and where the price currently is approx. NOK 12.50 per litre
that equal approx. $7.70 per US gallon.....

The reason for this jump in gas prices is the current situation in the
Mexico Gulf area that severely has affected oil prices world wide, and
the longer the situation in the area continues, gas prices is expected
to become even higher.....



Stig Arne Bye

You can place the blame squarely on those in the US who fight tooth and nail
to prevent *any* new refineries to be built.
There is absolutely no shortage of oil, just the capacity for refining
crude.

Stig Arne Bye wrote:

Today, gas prices in Norway made a jump to its highest price ever in
history, and where the price currently is approx. NOK 12.50 per litre
that equal approx. $7.70 per US gallon.....

The reason for this jump in gas prices is the current situation in the
Mexico Gulf area that severely has affected oil prices world wide, and
the longer the situation in the area continues, gas prices is expected
to become even higher.....


UPDATE:

Just saw the local TV news a few minutes ago:

Gas prices in Norway just made a second increase today, and has now
reached a new high record of approx. NOK 13.20 per litre, that is equal
to approx. $8.10 per US gallon.....

Now, where is this going to end.....???



Stig Arne Bye

E-mail ......:
Contact .....: AOL IM: VT480TFE / MSN Messenger:
Snail-Mail ..: P.O.Box 169, NO-9915 Kirkenes, Norway
Homepage ....: http://home.online.no/~stigbye/index.html
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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 18:54:21 +0200, Stig Arne Bye wrote:

Stig Arne Bye wrote:

Today, gas prices in Norway made a jump to its highest price ever in
history, and where the price currently is approx. NOK 12.50 per litre
that equal approx. $7.70 per US gallon.....

The reason for this jump in gas prices is the current situation in the
Mexico Gulf area that severely has affected oil prices world wide, and
the longer the situation in the area continues, gas prices is expected
to become even higher.....


UPDATE:

Just saw the local TV news a few minutes ago:

Gas prices in Norway just made a second increase today, and has now
reached a new high record of approx. NOK 13.20 per litre, that is equal
to approx. $8.10 per US gallon.....

Now, where is this going to end.....???



Stig Arne Bye

E-mail ......:
Contact .....: AOL IM: VT480TFE / MSN Messenger:
Snail-Mail ..: P.O.Box 169, NO-9915 Kirkenes, Norway
Homepage ....: http://home.online.no/~stigbye/index.html
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Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world!

Check with some of the folks right here. They firmly believe that if John Kerry
were elected, we would not have any price increases, nor hurricane damage for
that matter.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

"PocoLoco" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 18:54:21 +0200, Stig Arne Bye
wrote:

Stig Arne Bye wrote:

Today, gas prices in Norway made a jump to its highest price ever in
history, and where the price currently is approx. NOK 12.50 per litre
that equal approx. $7.70 per US gallon.....

The reason for this jump in gas prices is the current situation in the
Mexico Gulf area that severely has affected oil prices world wide, and
the longer the situation in the area continues, gas prices is expected
to become even higher.....


UPDATE:

Just saw the local TV news a few minutes ago:

Gas prices in Norway just made a second increase today, and has now
reached a new high record of approx. NOK 13.20 per litre, that is equal
to approx. $8.10 per US gallon.....

Now, where is this going to end.....???



Stig Arne Bye

E-mail ......:
Contact .....: AOL IM: VT480TFE / MSN Messenger:
Snail-Mail ..: P.O.Box 169, NO-9915 Kirkenes, Norway
Homepage ....: http://home.online.no/~stigbye/index.html
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Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world!

Check with some of the folks right here. They firmly believe that if John
Kerry
were elected, we would not have any price increases, nor hurricane damage
for
that matter.
--
Yep, ol' John Kerry wanted $3 gas, and now you got it. Liberals, I hope you
are happy!

On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 18:54:21 +0200, Stig Arne Bye
wrote:

Stig Arne Bye wrote:

Today, gas prices in Norway made a jump to its highest price ever in
history, and where the price currently is approx. NOK 12.50 per litre
that equal approx. $7.70 per US gallon.....

The reason for this jump in gas prices is the current situation in the
Mexico Gulf area that severely has affected oil prices world wide, and
the longer the situation in the area continues, gas prices is expected
to become even higher.....


UPDATE:

Just saw the local TV news a few minutes ago:

Gas prices in Norway just made a second increase today, and has now
reached a new high record of approx. NOK 13.20 per litre, that is equal
to approx. $8.10 per US gallon.....

Now, where is this going to end.....???



Stig Arne Bye

Are fuel related taxes there by any chance related to the underlying
fuel price (i.e. a sales type tax or a VAT type tax)? If so, then any
increase in the base price of fuel is magnified by the tax causing a
rapid increase. Is your gov't going to drop their tax rates or are
they simply going to use the extra tax revenue to buy votes like ours
would?

Dave Hall

On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 15:06:44 +0200, Stig Arne Bye
wrote:

Today, gas prices in Norway made a jump to its highest price ever in
history, and where the price currently is approx. NOK 12.50 per litre
that equal approx. $7.70 per US gallon.....

The reason for this jump in gas prices is the current situation in the
Mexico Gulf area that severely has affected oil prices world wide, and
the longer the situation in the area continues, gas prices is expected
to become even higher.....



gas prices here in PA

8/31
4:30 PM 2.49
5:30 PM 2.59

9/1

8 AM 2.79
1 PM 2.99

20% increase in 16 hours.

and i drive 120 miles each day to school...jesus...

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Bob wrote:
On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 15:06:44 +0200, Stig Arne Bye
wrote:


20% increase in 16 hours.

and i drive 120 miles each day to school...jesus...


I hear ya.. I drive 170 miles per day now - round trip - to work. And
this morning I could hardly find a station that was open that had gas
for sale. It's not like I can stock up on gas - I'd have to find a
huge tanker somewhere since I go through a tank of gas every two days :/