green diesel

That'll come again as usual, when the squeeze finally sinks in next month, after all the summer vacations & back to school costs e.t.c.

Hard to beat tipping around in a miser on fuel of a yoke these days.no harm maybe, was a lot of lads running round the roads on fuel hungry vehicle's there for a long time.show boating as they say, at least some of it.

The powers of the Revenue is unreal. Dermot O'Brien et al took them on and most lost. Just refer an arkward customer to Revenue and see if they follow through. They are the only state body who can enter a premises without a warrant.

I don't buy green at the pumps but most places I see selling it have the notice displayed, and also regs nos. recorded on cctv.

You might soon be doing a lot of driving to find your 'elsewhere'

It can go to 340 a barrel if it wants to but that would leave green at roughly €3 a litre and white €5 a litre. Don't think too many vehicles would be moving with them costs.

The $340 a Barrel would because of a 4 million Barrel per day missing from world supply, so it may not even be a case of people not willing to pay it at that stage, it could be that it just isn't there to be got at any price.

Definitely no white Diesel being bought at $5 a litre, I'd say everyone that can at that stage will say feck it I've no choice but to burn Green. I'd be thinking there's already a lot of green being burn in cars and jeeps at the current prices.

Would be cheaper to drive to spain, get ferry Almeria to Oran, fill her up, and drive back .😂

Heard of a few, hear there's a huge problem in the UK, all machinery involved in non agri work has to use white. Am told they can't stop it being stole nightly.

Oil has fallen below $100 a barrel, anyone know will that make green n kerosene cheaper in the coming weeks? I know the euro v dollar is brutal at the minute will that negate any savings.

Need about 1000 kerosene n 2000 green so even 10% drop could save me e500.

Yea my tractor is tuning trouble for that very reason. Dirt in the diesel line is so frustrating.

1.64 at pump for me aswell for a few drums. Was 1.70 last week though

Green @ €1.37 in Ennis

It's the Refining margins you need to look at.

The light blue line is diesel

https://www.neste.com/investors/market-data/oil-product-margins#f0be6a20

Petrol Refining margins have dropped hugely this week, so petrol is heading under €1.90

Diesel won't see much drop from the lower price we are seeing this weekend

Dollar at near parity is another factor.

On the positive side, Indian refineries are cranking up volumes, so supply should ease a little.

Any thawing in the war would see a very quick change.

Today diesel Refining is $48 per barrel

This day last year it was $4.70

Good man, much appreciated- I usually only get bar stool analysis! I may bite the bullet so

Green back to 1.30 ,anyone doing better .Sales man said to watchout as its volotile

all in

Bought it last week. 123 incl

Got 500 liters last Friday 595 euro

Yes

1. 56 At local pump here. Though hes always dear

94 plus vat today

I'd hold off buying bulk amounts, the price of oil is falling continuously now, currently $78/barrel but heading sub $60 by 1st quarter of 2023. World economic slowdown, increased output from peripheries like Venezuela have knocked the steam off the price

Oil for the european market is based on Brent price - $85 today

Refining is where there has literally been massive volatility - its up at $44 today (historically it went $5-$12, this year it went $35 - $80!!!)

And then the dollar - currently $1.04 (went as low as .96)

There are 159 litres in a barrel, so net cost from a refinery is about 78c today

Carbon tax 11.1c

So before a distributor takes a cent, it is costing about 89c this week - up from 86c last week (oil went to $82 and refining went as low as $37).

No-one knows where it will be in January. If Europe has very cold weather, it will spike.

Green 107 incl and 166 for road , feckers fill both tanks even though I'd asked for less . Must mean it's going to drop further

Giving a spell of cold weather over the next couple of weeks. Might be a spike in demand to halt the slide in prices

I just bought 600 litres of kero in August as I was hoping price would go down