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My local LPG supplier has put prices up from 38p to 48p, with more to come I'm told
When I asked why, he said the wholsalers are having to pay more to the manufacturers as LPG demand is very high due to the weather.
As our fuel is not regulated like the other stuff, I guess it's inevitable that when demand begins to outstrip supply, the term 'over a barrel' springs to mind.
Still he was chearfull when saying the price would "plummet in the spring, just when you lot get out"

Strangely enough, my regular fill ups on the A14 have been empty recently and I have struggled to even get lpg. Been paying 56p locally!

AN excuse.. the UK exports most of its LPG as it uses naff all of it...

Just think about all those burning flames on oil rigs and at the terminals etc... I wonder if they have to pay a carbon duty on it.... what a complete waste of energy.........

we pay .59 down here.

Bulk gas prices are still at 52p/l so anywhere near that and its not bad, over and they are making profit, we pay 45p/l here in North Wales so our company is selling at a loss but I'm sure they profit from something else to make it up.

steve8090 wrote: we pay 45p/l here in North Wales so our company is selling at a loss but I'm sure they profit from something else to make it up.

Aye, we pay 47.9 at the Shell and I've seen the profit being made ... by watching all the muppets paying 99.9 for the Diesel.

Ian

Kev your prices are good , Everytime I fill up I get a penny off each litre building up to 10 pence it really helps

loughborough, leicestershire its 50p at bagworths and 55.9p at the BP station.

45.9 up here in donny gonna mek the bashtie trip even more of a pleasure this year

toomanytoys wrote:AN excuse.. the UK exports most of its LPG as it uses naff all of it...

Just think about all those burning flames on oil rigs and at the terminals etc... I wonder if they have to pay a carbon duty on it.... what a complete waste of energy.........

That flame is there as a safety precaution, if there is a problem the gas is led up there and burned i stead of blowing the platform up. The flame has to be there to immediately ignite the gas so it don't leak out. And yes, the do pay for the emissions.

Kev - is that Carvers?

Carvers yes.. Their prices are up and down like a whores drawers just lately