Archive for September, 2007

Something you shouldn’t see again until WINTER:

Came across this on my way home tonight from the Upper Peninsula- just wanted to share… you won’t see it this low for a few weeks at best, so enjoy it while it lasts.
I’m looking for a hike to $2.89 tomorrow or Tuesday!

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Think $2.79 is high? Rather pay $2.99 up north?

Just got to St. Ignace and found that most gasoline stations north of Cadillac are running at least $2.80 some as high as $3. Not the biggest deal, but could be better.
Enjoy your weekend.

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Maybe $2.69 somewhere soon

Comment on Monday’s prediction:  No price hike all week, so the prediction was CORRECT.
Friday, September 28, 5:00 PM:  Wholesale prices (on AXXIS) dropped further this week, and we are looking at a $2.69 to $2.86 price range according to that number.  Prices are already $2.74 in Wyoming, and we should see below $2.80 in most [...]

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Look around for gas under $2.90

Comment on 9/12 prediction:  There was no price hike until Thursday the 20th, and the price rose that day to $2.99.
Monday, September 24, 2007, 9:30 AM:  On September 4, we had a price hike to $3.24, with the NYMEX wholesale prices at about $1.93 and the AXXIS prices at about $2.53.  Last Thursday, prices reset [...]

Minnesota refinery close to opening the spigots on 50,000bpd expansion

Pine Bend refinery located in Minnesota is nearly ready to open the spigots to its nearly completed refinery upgrade.
The story from TwinCities.com:

Sometime this fall, Pine Bend refinery in
Rosemount, Minnesota’s largest refinery and its biggest source of
gasoline, will get significantly larger.
Owned by Wichita, Kan.-based Flint Hills Resources, the
sprawling maze of pipes, tanks and emission stacks [...]

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