Ninadecaramelo posted: I live in Phoenix, Arizona. Do you know of anyone who can convert my truck to biodiesel, and what do you need to do to convert a truck to biodiesel? I want to keep using my truck in an environmentally sound way, and I want to make a stand against using oil by not buying gasol more...
alex posted: how much does it cost to produce ethanol and biodiesel and any other alternative fuels that you can think of compared to gasoline? more...
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jules.deras posted: I need to know average prices in diesel and gasoline, and a website that keeps current uploaded chart data of them more...
John Delewese posted: With gasoline reaching record prices these days it would be a good time to start rolling out the Hydrogen Powered Fuel Cell cars. Or, if we could alter our internal combustion engines to be more efficient it would be a start in fighting high fuel prices. There is a new technol more...
Bob Jent posted: When we drill for oil, it comes out in a thick sticky form called crude oil. Crude oil has its uses, but we use oil for so many different things that we need to refine it to get it into the usable forms that we need. We make plastics, gasoline and even carpet fibers out of oil and more...
RanchLady posted: We are like lambs going to the slaughter with these high fuel prices. I own two diesel pickups and one gas car. Diesel is the dredge from making gasoline. Nothing special is done to it, yet it is higher than gasoline. We need to take a stand about these high prices. Some peop more...
William Kurtz posted: Heating Oil prices advanced dramatically beginning on March 26, 2008 – from $2.7980 to $3.3028 per gallon wholesale in the New York market. Of course, delivery costs add to the total cost of the product when delivered into the customer’s fuel tank. Springtime more...
Markella M. posted: Biodiesel becomes more and more popular every year. It’s popularity probably derives from the fact that biodiesel is so cheap and relatively easy to be made. You can make it in your own backyard or kitchen. It is far better than the original petro-diesel, it’s cleane more...
