Gas prices WTF!? What's yours?
#426
04-24-2011
Yes, because I converted into US dollars for comparison. Our dollar is higher than yours, so it costs more.
1.398 per litre * 3.78 litres per US gallon = $5.2844 CAD per US gallon * 1.04822 (currency conversion to USD on April 22/2011) = $5.53925 or $5.54 USD for US gallon (rounded.)
Sucks to be in Vancouver right now. Only price probably higher is Europe.
Lots of people from here are filling up in Bellingham when they can, it's $3.82 per gallon there at Costco.
So: $3.82 USD per US gallon (at Costco in Bellingham) * 0.954 (convert to CAD) = $3.64428 CAD per gallon / 3.78 litres per US gallon = $0.96409 CAD/litre. Sigh.
1.398 per litre * 3.78 litres per US gallon = $5.2844 CAD per US gallon * 1.04822 (currency conversion to USD on April 22/2011) = $5.53925 or $5.54 USD for US gallon (rounded.)
Sucks to be in Vancouver right now. Only price probably higher is Europe.
Lots of people from here are filling up in Bellingham when they can, it's $3.82 per gallon there at Costco.
So: $3.82 USD per US gallon (at Costco in Bellingham) * 0.954 (convert to CAD) = $3.64428 CAD per gallon / 3.78 litres per US gallon = $0.96409 CAD/litre. Sigh.
Suppose to be: 1$= 4.5 BSF (4500bs old nomination) but here you cant buy dollars as you want so i can only buy at this price 5000$ just for traveling anually, everything else you will pay in the black market 10bsf each dollar (10000bs old nomination)
so the gas here is 91bs per litre (old nomination) and 0.09BSF in the actual BSF.
so you get like 105 litres per Black market dolar or 46 litres at the official dollar cost.
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Ha... you guys are living the dream in the states 
.. in the last year gas prices in my area have gone up like 35 or 40%. last year I was paying $0.90 ($3.33 per gal) per litre, now it's $1.38.5 ($5.14 per gal)
but at least I don't live in england anymore.. gas is around $10 u.s. dollars per u.s. gallon
.. in the last year gas prices in my area have gone up like 35 or 40%. last year I was paying $0.90 ($3.33 per gal) per litre, now it's $1.38.5 ($5.14 per gal)but at least I don't live in england anymore.. gas is around $10 u.s. dollars per u.s. gallon
#450
04-30-2011
Little tidbit that released today:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0...ec1_lnk3|59623
My favorite part:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0...ec1_lnk3|59623
The last of the Big Five oil companies announced first-quarter earnings Friday, so the totals are in. Between the five of them, ExxonMobil, BP, Shell, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips made $34 billion in profits in the first three months of 2011 -- up 42 percent from a year ago.
The average cost to produce a barrel of oil, including exploration, development, extraction and taxes, is about $30, according to a U.S. Energy Information Administration survey. The going rate to buy one is about $113.
