3.59 at Costco in Midland Texas.

15¢ per kwh, so about 5¢ per mile for me.

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Originally posted by arfmel:
3.59 at Costco in Midland Texas.

That's same price as the nearest Houston suburb Costco. We're usually cheaper than Midland.

4.19 at the country store near me, and at the closest exxon this morning,

traveled to the NW corner of the state today, and most gas was 4.19-4.09.
just outside Winchester reg was 3.85 at a few places,
E-15 was 3.75

Our gas just went to $3.99. Up .30 cents in one day!

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Originally posted by tatortodd:

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Originally posted by arfmel:
3.59 at Costco in Midland Texas.

That's same price as the nearest Houston suburb Costco. We're usually cheaper than Midland.

I filled up last night at The HEB across from Midland Costco. $3.73.

Landed this morning and my Roseville Costco is $5.25. Thanks Gavin.

Under $4 again here.

Regular is down slightly this morning, to $3.89 from $3.94; diesel is holding at $5.49.

$3.93 here in MQT. On an earlier trip to northern WI, I saw it for $3.65.

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Originally posted by Russ59:

I filled up last night at The HEB across from Midland Costco. $3.73.

Landed this morning and my Roseville Costco is $5.25. Thanks Gavin.

Back down to $4.95 at my Costco. Woo hoo!

Just saw $3.77 in Buzzards Bay, MA

there are three gas stations in my town, all three are at $4.19/gal. Sams Club 12 miles up the road is $3.85. I can tell that $3.85 is a better deal, why can't the local stations?

https://www.newsmax.com/world/...dkt_nbr=010102he4woi

Iran War Brings US Close to Net Crude Exporter for 1st Time Since World War II

The U.S. nearly turned into a net crude exporter last week for the first time since World War Two as shipments surged close to a record high to meet demand from Asian and European buyers scrambling to replace Middle East supplies cut by the Iran war.

The U.S. and Israel's war with Iran triggered the largest ever disruption to the global energy market as Iranian threats to shipping stopped around a fifth of the world's oil and gas supplies from ‌transiting the Strait of Hormuz waterway.

Refiners in Asia and Europe that depend on those supplies have bought alternative cargoes from wherever they ​can, sharply boosting demand for oil from the U.S., the world's largest producer.

However, analysts and traders say the U.S. is rapidly approaching its export capacity.

Net imports of crude oil, or the difference between imports and exports, narrowed to 66,000 barrels per day last ⁠week, the lowest on record in weekly data that goes back to 2001, according to U.S. government data released on Wednesday, while exports climbed to 5.2 ​million bpd, the highest in seven months.

On an annual basis, the U.S. was last a net exporter of crude in 1943, data showed.

Rising U.S. crude ⁠exports are evidence that Atlantic Basin and Asian buyers are reaching further out for available supply, with regional oil price differences making up for the costs of shipping, said Rystad vice president of oil markets, Janiv Shah.

Countries such as Greece have snapped up U.S. crude for the first time ever in recent months.

About 2.4 million bpd, or some 47% of U.S. exports last week sailed ‌toward Europe, according to ship tracking service Kpler. Around 1.49 million bpd, or about 37%, headed to Asia, up from 30% a year ​ago.

Top buyers included the ‌Netherlands, Japan, France, Germany, and South Korea.

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$3.47 at Kroger less my .20 of per gallon, $3.27

$5.39/$5.69 at Costco.

$3.15 & $3.69 at OKC Costco
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I just paid $4.59 for Premium at my regular 'Top Tier' station.

Down a dime today -- Regular is at $3.79, diesel at $5.39.

one of the three gas stations here is a chain store. there is one in almost every town in northern NY. Their price here is $4.19. 6 (SIX) miles up the road is another one of their stores... price there ...$4.10.

4.19 in Alpine TX, 3.39 in Clayton NM.