Santa arrives a little late here diesel 70p/litre, petrol 91p/litre,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,how good is that!

Edited 28 December, 201510 yr by Frenchtone

Yea, not like greedy UK rip-off. The wholesale price of diesel is 4p cheaper than petrol but they are charging more, typical....

As a Tanker of Fuel arrives at a Independent Filling Station in the UK and the person paying for that tanker of fuel is the Diesel 

they are buying 4 pence a litre less than the Unleaded Petrol they have delivered?

short_term_bulk_diesel_forecast_to_q4_2016.pdf

Edited 27 December, 201510 yr by GoneOffskiroottoot

As a Tanker of Fuel arrives at a Independent Filling Station in the UK and the person paying for that tanker of fuel is the Diesel 

they are buying 4 pence a litre less than the Unleaded Petrol they have delivered?

Sorry, I am confused.

 

Colin

Articles in the news on Average Wholesale Prices really do not take into account National / Supermarket owned Retailers and 

Small Private and Independent Retailers and what prices they pay on the day compared to Long Term Large Bulk buys.

So saying 4 Pence a litre price difference can mislead.

 

There are so many reasons that the Big Players can have fuels that they can sell at lower prices depending how and when they buy it on the market.

Like in the winter 2012/13

http://platts.com/latest-news/oil/london/uk-still-buying-winter-gasoline-as-european-refiners-8114744

Edited 27 December, 201510 yr by GoneOffskiroottoot

Not Yeti specific

http://www.greencarreports.com/news/1103088_will-electric-cars-cause-oil-price-to-crash-navigant-says-no

Saudis preparing for the end of oil

http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/entry/saudi-arabia-oil_us_56fea15ce4b083f5c60788d7?section=australia