Sentences with phrase «cents per gallon»

A few more cents to transport the oil to the refinery, and then the gas to the gas station, at another few cents per gallon.

Even Energy Information Administration (EIA) projections estimate that significantly expanded US offshore oil production will impact gasoline prices on the order of single cents per gallon.

The U.S. Department of Energy projects that cellulosic conversion technology could reduce the cost of producing ethanol by as much as 60 cents per gallon by 2015.

Although the federal gas tax — 18.4 cents per gallon — hasn't changed since 1993, tax collections are down because today's vehicles go farther on a gallon of gas, cutting tax collections while increasing wear and tear on highways.

That's the last time the gas tax was raised, to 18.4 cents per gallon — and that's where it's stayed ever since.

I have long advocated a big increase in gas taxes — add 50 cents per gallon per year for the next ten years.

According to the company, the units, which come with a 10 - year warranty and are about the size of an AC unit, can produce water at a price ranging between 3.5 cents to 8 cents per gallon, depending on the power source used and the heat and humidity conditions at the location, with an estimated energy consumption of about 0.51 kWh per gallon.

The Senate is expected to vote on S. 520, a bill to repeal the 45 cents per gallon volumetric ethanol excise tax credit (VEETC).

S. 530 would also scale back the 54 cents per gallon ethanol import tariff commensurately with the reduction in the tax credit.

Dave Juday points out that the Congressional Budget Office, created during the Nixon Administration to be a nonpartisan evaluator, is doing its job by reporting that with no changes to the renewable fuel standard, the price of diesel fuel will jump by 30 to 51 cents per gallon, with E10 gasoline prices rising 13 to 26 cents per gallon.

Today, a post has been making the rounds which claims that the Keystone XL pipeline would raise gas prices in the US Midwest by, «20 to 40 cents per gallon, based on the $ 20 to $ 30 per barrel discount on Canadian crude oil that Keystone XL developers seek to erase.»

According to an analysis by the Energy Information Administration, expanded U.S. off - shore drilling in the outer continental shelf would only reduce gas prices by about 3 cents per gallon 20 years from now1.

According to a 2008 analysis by Iowa State University, the growth in U.S. ethanol fuel production caused retail gasoline prices to be 29 — 40 cents per gallon lower than would otherwise have been the case.

That is about 60 cents per gallon of oil.

It would need to be high, probably in the range of dollars and not cents per gallon of gas to achieve kinds of reductions that global warming alarmists think are necessary.

With plug - in hybrids and all - electric cars coming to market that can run on local wind - generated electricity at a gasoline - equivalent cost of 80 cents per gallon, why keep burning costly fuel at four times the price?

Analyses of Waxman - Markey found that it would increase gas prices 22 to 35 cents per gallon by 2030 (6 to 9 %).

To get an idea of the end effect, a cost of $ 15 per ton of CO2 would raise gas prices by 10 - 15 cents per gallon.

A $ 20 per ton carbon tax would increase pump prices by about 18 - cents per gallon, estimate Roberton Williams and Casey Wichman of the University of Maryland, not a large burden in this day of $ 1.75 gasoline.

Ray Perryman, the economist hired by TransCanada to assess the economic benefits of the pipeline, told me that his analysis — the methodology of which has been questioned — points to an impact of «around 3.5 - 4 cents per gallon of gasoline at current prices» once the pipeline «was fully implemented and flowing reasonably close to capacity.»

Moody's economist Chris Lafakis estimates that when balancing out the different regional impacts, «the pipeline would lower US gas prices by 1.6 cents per gallon.»

This is roughly equivalent to an increase of 14 cents per gallon of gas.

It points to the current use of this process at a Conagra turkey processing facility in Carthage, Missouri, where a «20 million commercial - scale facility» is beginning to convert turkey offal into «a variety of useful products, from fertilizer to low - sulfur diesel fuel» at a potential average cost of «about 72 cents per gallon.»

The average U.S. gas tax of 47 cents per gallon, scarcely one tenth that in Europe, helps explain why more gasoline is used in the United States than in the next 20 countries combined.

Phasing in a gasoline tax of 40 cents per gallon per year for the next 12 years, for a total rise of $ 4.80 a gallon, and offsetting it with a reduction in income taxes would raise the U.S. gas tax to the $ 4 — 5 per gallon prevailing today in Europe and Japan.

A tripling of the federal government's expenditures on energy technology R.D. & D. could be financed with a increase of about 2 cents per gallon in the federal tax on gasoline.

And then, even if her second act as president was to open up every single viable region around the nation, all of Alaska's coastline, the entire Gulf of Mexico, and so on, she'd still only manage to bring the price of gas down a few more cents per gallon — and that's after a few years of exploration, development, and distribution.

Right now we're taxing sugar - based ethanol at 54 cents per gallon while we are subsidizing corn - based ethanol at 45 cents per gallon, even though sugar - based ethanol is cheaper and producing it generates less carbon dioxide.

Let's see... at $ 4 a gallon, that would mean that we would save... 28 cents per gallon.

That would mean (I hope I got the numbers right) 16 cents per gallon.

With payment linking consumers can earn and use cents per gallon rewards AND pay for their fuel with a single swipe.

This means that the dispenser will never decrease the price per gallon displayed to zero and will always display at least 10.9 cents per gallon.

Both allow you to earn cents per gallon rewards that can be redeemed instantly at the pump!

If a Driver Rewards member has an existing cents per gallon (CPG) balance, this balance will be converted into award miles as a one - time courtesy, and the CPG balance will be set to zero.

You can redeem your earned cents per gallon as a statement credit for the value of a 15 gallon fill - up.

Are mile earnings stackable with cents per gallon promotions?

If you get 5 cents per gallon back, you save about 2.4 percent of the cost.

If you choose yes, the price automatically rolls back to the amount of cents per gallon rewards available.

When you use your BP Driver Rewards card at participating BP stations and choose to redeem your Rewards at the pump, the price per gallon displayed on the dispenser will decrease by the maximum amount of your available earned Rewards in one - cent increments to a minimum of 10.9 cents per gallon.

2 $ 600 savings per year assumes a Driver Rewards member earns and redeems cents per gallon rewards on BP fuel purchases every 2 - 4 weeks per year, at an average of 20 gallons or less at participating locations.

That's because you'll trigger a fuel credit of 10 cents per gallon when you spend more than $ 300 a month on nongas purchases, for a maximum of $ 300 in fuel credits each year.

The Fuelman Commercial Advantage Credit Card, for instance, enables you to save up to 10 cents per gallon.

For example, if you have earned 125 points and redeem 100 points for a 10 cents per gallon savings, 25 points will carry over.

The price will drop 10 cents per gallon for every 100 points you have earned (up to a maximum of 2,200 points per visit / $ 2.20 per gallon).

Rewards do not accumulate, and the maximum discount in these states is 10 cents per gallon.

«You save 10 cents per gallon for every $ 100 you spend on groceries.

Walmart: Branded card savings Walmart shoppers can save 10 cents per gallon of gas by using a Walmart gift, credit or prepaid card at more than 800 Murphy's gas stations in nearly 20 states.

When you choose to redeem your rewards at the pump, the price per gallon will be displayed on the dispenser and will be decreased by the maximum amount of available rewards in one - cent increments down to a minimum of 10.9 cents per gallon.

Just by using this one trick, you will start saving about 10 cents per gallon every time you fill up your gas tank.

The discount, which is five cents per gallon after the first two months, is not visible at the pump.