Green Diesel

mp3ireland2

Anybody know a good price for it in the Longford/Westmeath Area? Have our own portable tank so don't need it delivered....

lakill Farm

ok i would try the following

Currans Oil oldcastle
Flynns Fuels in Mullingar
Jones Oil in mullingar
and maybe Whelans Oil (but they seem to buy off Currans)

Can you post the prices up when you get a chance im putting in a tank in a few weeks

LF

mp3ireland2

lakill Farm wrote: »

ok i would try the following

Currans Oil oldcastle
Flynns Fuels in Mullingar
Jones Oil in mullingar
and maybe Whelans Oil (but they seem to buy off Currans)

Can you post the prices up when you get a chance im putting in a tank in a few weeks

LF

yeah bust today so it'l lbe next week before I get a chance! think my dad might have gone ahead and got some of flynns today... he wudn't wait for the research! so I'll let ya know how much they were anyway!

lakill Farm

i say about 81c would the going rate thought. MGO (green diesel) is normally same price as kero for homes.

mp3ireland2

It was 90cent in Flynns... pricier than expected!

funny man

Jones oil has an on-line quote system that is very useful if your ringing anyone else.

Home heating oil/ Gas oil (green) 84.5 inc.vat

http://www.jonesoil.ie

whelan1

price is dependent on if you are paying straight away or on account ... got 1000 litres last week for 820 paid on the day... there is also one in our area, i dont buy off them anymore www.campusoil.ie

Jack C

mp3ireland2 wrote: »

Anybody know a good price for it in the Longford/Westmeath Area? Have our own portable tank so don't need it delivered....

I remember about a year ago trying to get a better price by bringing a portable tank (1300 liters) to the depot. But still had to pay the "delivered" price.

Billy bixby

trying to come up with suggestions to end diesel laudering.How could farmers avail of white diesel for tractors at reduced rate and take the green out of circulation.

MidlandsM

Billy bixby wrote: »

trying to come up with suggestions to end diesel laudering.How could farmers avail of white diesel for tractors at reduced rate and take the green out of circulation.

but if laundering ended, then lots of enforcement officers would be out of work? .......are you mad man?:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Zimmerframe

Billy bixby wrote: »

trying to come up with suggestions to end diesel laudering.How could farmers avail of white diesel for tractors at reduced rate and take the green out of circulation.

Always thought myself, wouldn't it be easier for the govt. to abandon green diesel and offer a rebate to registered farmers.
The govt. put green dye into the diesel, then pay their staff to travel the country setting up road blocks to see if they can find people using it.

There must be a less stupid method.

blue5000

Billy bixby wrote: »

trying to come up with suggestions to end diesel laudering.How could farmers avail of white diesel for tractors at reduced rate and take the green out of circulation.

Ya just let everyone use green diesel no matter what we drive, where we drive it. Oil sales are just a cash cow for governments everywhere.

fasttalkerchat

It there anything stopping a farmer going up north for 1000 litres of red diesel at 74.9p and using it on a farm in the south? Is there a limit to what you can take?

MidlandsM

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

It there anything stopping a farmer going up north for 1000 litres of red diesel at 74.9p and using it on a farm in the south? Is there a limit to what you can take?

shure where's the value in that?

reilig

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

It there anything stopping a farmer going up north for 1000 litres of red diesel at 74.9p and using it on a farm in the south? Is there a limit to what you can take?

Nothing at all, so long as it is not illegal stuff and so long as it is for your own use. But then again, why would you go up north and pay £0.749 per litre for red diesel which is €0.837 when you can buy green diesel down south and have it delivered to your door for between €0.80 and €0.84 per litre

fasttalkerchat

reilig wrote: »

Nothing at all, so long as it is not illegal stuff and so long as it is for your own use. But then again, why would you go up north and pay £0.749 per litre for red diesel which is €0.837 when you can buy green diesel down south and have it delivered to your door for between €0.80 and €0.84 per litre

Where is green still that cheap? I saw 89p-92p around louth the past few weeks.

reilig

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

Where is green still that cheap? I saw 89p-92p around louth the past few weeks.

82.5 cent to 83.5 cent per litre around us this week - Jones Oil, Corrib Oil and Campus oil were the ones that I called yesterday. Might be cheaper for you to go south than north

whelan1

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

Where is green still that cheap? I saw 89p-92p around louth the past few weeks.

€850 for 1000 litres green yesterday in louth

Trucker guy

whelan1 wrote: »

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

Where is green still that cheap? I saw 89p-92p around louth the past few weeks.

€850 for 1000 litres green yesterday in louth

Where in louth gives that price

whelan1

sent you a pm

stanflt

Trucker guy wrote: »

Where in louth gives that price

same crowd that ruined sean gallaghers campaign:pac:

whelan1

stanflt wrote: »

same crowd that ruined sean gallaghers campaign:pac:

nope! wouldn't buy off them in a fit

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MidlandsM wrote: »

but if laundering ended, then lots of enforcement officers would be out of work? .......are you mad man?:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

customs to a lot more then check for green diesel!

fasttalkerchat

Katalina Fierce Candlestick wrote: »

customs to a lot more then check for green diesel!

If you live on the border regions you could be forgiven for thinking otherwise. Were tortured!

keep going

got a fill of oil yesterday and yer man said they have stopped supplying the "new" green diesel and gone back to the old.anybody else hear this,86c by the way

bog_savage

Got quote for diesel from a few places today .
Cheapest was A Browne Oil in Moate , 150 for auto diesel and 94 for tractor .

Corrib , Jones and Flaherty were 1 or 2 cent more for each .