location: Gladstone qld
averaging between 1.90-2.13 per liter, its amazing how much servos will price gouge people's wallets just because someone wanted a distraction of some files.
https://i.redd.it/f56tc8ghb3ng1.jpeg
location: Gladstone qld
averaging between 1.90-2.13 per liter, its amazing how much servos will price gouge people's wallets just because someone wanted a distraction of some files.
https://i.redd.it/f56tc8ghb3ng1.jpeg
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Let’s just say my EV hasn’t ended my weekend.
About the same.
Between $1.80 and $2.19 below $2 is rare but a few on my way to work.
I fuelled up this morning, 2.55 for 98.
That was expensive lol
Love how on the news they said
“Don’t panic buy fuel,the accc has asked the consumer watch dog to watch for price spikes” nekkminitt
As an EV driver, it’s not bad
Melb is 219.9
Filled up yesterday. Diesel was a little hard to come by though. $1.78
You may have EV’s, but do you have toilet paper?
169.9 – 195.9 somewhere else else in QLD. Basically jumped 14-20 cents so far since Monday.
I just checked. Diesel. Fuuuuck!
There’s probably some opportunistic pricing going on based on surging sales. Brent has only went from $71/BBL to $81/BBL.
The problem is that the cost of energy sets the price of many goods and services within the economy because it’s a major input cost. Consequently a jump or decline in energy prices pushes up/down consumer prices more broadly. Ships use it, trucks use it, trains use it, farm machinery uses it etc. that means most of what you eat or buy is impacted by energy prices even if you got to the store in your EV.
$1.77 a litre for unleaded yesterday.
$1.72 for diesel at the moment
Central West NSW. Around New Year, a couple of my local servos were sitting around $1.65 for 98. That went up to about 1.75 for the last few weeks, and was still the case when I filled up on Monday.
By Wednesday it was over $2 everywhere, and I saw a few places that were over $2.20.
Regular fuel is around $1.90 at most places, having been around $1.50 most of January and February.
Up 15 cents since Monday
I don’t know the whole economics of fuel prices, but oil was once $100usd a barrel and with it now spiking to 70-80, how is fuel going up so high? Is it exchange rate, taxes, or profiteering?
Sitting on that sweet 7/11 fuel price lock
Sweet! Fuels prices finally caught up to Canberra!
I filled up on the weekend and got 91 for around $1.56 at Gosford Ampol. Looks to be 1.66 today. Local Ampol has increased the price of Diesel from around $2 to $2.20, and 91 from $1.66 to $1.99 – more than 30 cents. Shell across the road from them is $1.87 so a bit less shameless.
As if we needed more reasons to hate that stupid orange fuckwit.
Northwest Sydney, prices as of posting this
E10 – $2.13 – $2.18
95 – $2.31 – $2.36
98 – $2.39 – $2.45
Diesel – $1.83 – $2.08
$1.48 ULP at Costco Perth Airport, next cheapest $1.58 independent in Ascot, near Perth airport
The spice must flow
Meanwhile in the Netherlands it’s the same numbers but in Euros
Yea! 4680 represent
Free. The sun is still up there last time I checked
Still 8c per kWh between 9 am and 3 pm.
Australia gets most of its fuel from South East Asia, so what’s the reason prices would go up?
The Evie charger I used last night was $0.75/kWh, same as it typically is.
Topped up for $25 and drove back to Canberra.