Will gas ever go back down?

theredzone · **Posted:** May 29th, 2007, 3:13 pm

Do u think gas will ever get back down to about 2 dallors

Adbot · **Posted:** May 29th, 2007, 3:13 pm

Kyle · **Posted:** May 29th, 2007, 3:40 pm

Maybe not $2usd but i think we will see a steady price. In northern Indiana bio fuel in a massive operation. Corn is currently $6 a bushel with is up from $3 last summer. Indiana is leading the way in america on bio fuel. We will see a drop in prices when Indiana opens the rest of there Bio Fuel Plants and they start to spread over america. I see Gas and Diesel being around $2.75-$3.00 after bio fuel is released. Bio fuel will be around 50 cents a gallon BTW.

Besadon · **Posted:** June 2nd, 2007, 6:13 pm

Well, we are losing more and more oil everyday... Supply and Demand, there is less so costs go up.

Ranging God · **Posted:** June 2nd, 2007, 7:16 pm

Besadon wrote:

Well, we are losing more and more oil everyday... Supply and Demand, there is less so costs go up.

Yeah but i dont think that is why right now

I think we dont need to worrie about that for too much longer anyways. But yes I think it will go back down.

Besadon · **Posted:** June 3rd, 2007, 7:09 am

Ranging God wrote:

Besadon wrote:

Well, we are losing more and more oil everyday... Supply and Demand, there is less so costs go up.

Yeah but i dont think that is why right now

I think we dont need to worrie about that for too much longer anyways. But yes I think it will go back down.

Why right now...is STILL because of New Orleans. Or I think that is the reason why they skyrocketed.

Kyle · **Posted:** June 3rd, 2007, 7:33 am

Besadon wrote:

Ranging God wrote:

Besadon wrote:

Well, we are losing more and more oil everyday... Supply and Demand, there is less so costs go up.

Yeah but i dont think that is why right now

I think we dont need to worrie about that for too much longer anyways. But yes I think it will go back down.

Why right now...is STILL because of New Orleans. Or I think that is the reason why they skyrocketed.

New Orleans only effected the gas market a week after it happen. Todays gas prices are not because of that. There are two reasons why gas is so high, believe which ever one you want.

The people who hate us, as in America. the have the iron hand in oil exports. They can raise and lower the prices.

The second reason, America has enough oil for its day to day operation. If you ever go to Southern Texas notice the massive oil holding tanks. We do not have enough refinery plants and the ones we have are old and outdated, so we cant process the oil fast enough.

Adbot · **Posted:** June 3rd, 2007, 7:33 am

Mikhail · **Posted:** June 3rd, 2007, 10:14 am

^ so why not build more plants?.

ryan1 · **Posted:** June 3rd, 2007, 2:23 pm

The only way we will ever see a drastic decrease in the price of gas is when it is replaced by something else (which will eventually be inevitable).

Kyle · **Posted:** June 3rd, 2007, 3:03 pm

ryan1 wrote:

The only way we will ever see a drastic decrease in the price of gas is when it is replaced by something else (which will eventually be inevitable).

Inevitable, come to Indiana and say that. Bio Diseal is in the same pumps are regular diseal. 50 cents for Bio compared to $3.20 for regular diseal. Corn is being made into Gasoline in northen indiana.

Tjbartz2009 · **Posted:** June 3rd, 2007, 3:42 pm

Gas went down by like 20 cents here then rose back up to around $3.00 hopefully it goes around $2.90 that would be nice

Bogrollbloke · **Posted:** June 6th, 2007, 12:42 am

I assume that's per gallon of your "gas"?
Try 2 dollars per litre over here in England then try and complain.

Anyway, by rights it shouldn't go down, Besadon is right, supply and demand...

Ranging God · **Posted:** June 6th, 2007, 4:57 am

Besadon wrote:

Ranging God wrote:

Besadon wrote:

Well, we are losing more and more oil everyday... Supply and Demand, there is less so costs go up.

Yeah but i dont think that is why right now

I think we dont need to worrie about that for too much longer anyways. But yes I think it will go back down.

Why right now...is STILL because of New Orleans. Or I think that is the reason why they skyrocketed.

I mean that we will not be relying on that type of fuel for much longer.

Gzpro · **Posted:** June 6th, 2007, 6:03 am

Besadon wrote:

Well, we are losing more and more oil everyday... Supply and Demand, there is less so costs go up.

There is plenty of oil we just don't have the recourses to get it.