MERGED: All About OIL PRICE HIKE

[wanderlust]

SOLUTION TO RISING FUEL PRICES

I agree.

Our legislators should speed up the passage of the Biofuels Act and other measures to help lessen our dependence on imported oil. Tama na muna ang investigations in aid of destabilization. The country has more important problems.

[mixmuzix]

It's water converted to Hydrogen using 34 volts of electricity.
Hydrogen is explosive than gasoline.




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Animals including humans runs on water.
Steam engine, your car engine can run on water.
Save the plants for humans and animal comsumption.
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Your solution to rising fuel prices.

[MADAGASCAR]

muinum daw ug duga sa tuba-tuba arun mga helo tanang tawo wala na mupalit ug gasolina.heheheh

[sexy_summer]

hahaha.

[grabehbebe]

Unioil sells alternative fuel products

Unioil Philippines Inc. has joined other oil firms that are offering alternative fuels in its retail stations, an industry official said.

"We are wondering why there was no mention of Unioil as one of those oil firms that are carrying biodiesel products in their gasoline stations. In fact, Unioil is one of the most supportive and strongest advocates of the biodiesel products," Chemrez Inc. public affairs manager Carlos Palad said.

Chemrez is one of the Department of Energy (DOE)-accredited manufacturers of coco-biodiesel under a brand name of "Bioactive".

At present, Petron Corp., a semi-government and country’s leading oil company; Flying V and Eastern Petroleum Corp., two of the most aggressive independent oil players, also sell bottled coco-biodiesel products in their respective selected gasoline refilling stations.

Palad said they are optimistic that more and more oil companies will see the benefit of promoting and selling coco-biodiesel products.

To increase awareness on the biodiesel benefits, Chemrez along with Flying V conducted a series of seminars for the past two weeks in Luzon.

"This is in preparation of the eventual rollout of B-1 (pre-blended biodiesel) product of Flying V in all of its 50 stations nationwide," Palad said.

Palad said they hope that Petron would do the same. "We would appreciate it very much if Petron, in support of government’s initiative to promote the use of alternative fuels in the transport sector, will carry the coco-biodiesel products in most or if not all of its stations," he said.

Next month, Palad said they would embark on a roadshow in every region in the country to introduce its biodiesel product to gasoline dealers and large industries.

"We will meet representatives from the industry like gas dealers and interested biodiesel dealers to introduce the product and its benefits to consumers and the country’s economy as a whole," he said.

He said so far, Chemrez has distribution units in all parts of the country except in Mindoro, Southern Panay, Palawan and islands of Negros.

"We will try to tap these markets soon through this roadshow," he said.

At present, Chemrez is one of the largest producers of coco-biodiesel in the Philippines and in Asia. It recently inaugurated its P950 million biodiesel plant in Quezon City which will enable it to to produce 60 million liters capacity a year.


http://www.philstar.com/philstar/NEWS200606260703.htm

[Oakboy]

nice one riko_diko...change nako gas station kita ragyud gi tunto ini..mahal gyud tuod sige lang pa increase bisan wla mag nihit sa gasoline supply

[lalakingbisdak]

So what are you trying to endorse here PETRON? hehe

SHELL and CALTEX knows how to play this game for a long time and I'm not convince that this way to bring down the oil prices.. of course they will anticipate the supply and demand scenarios here in the Philippines and making sure the importation cost will be profitable for them.. they have huge storage of fuel to hurd oil and then maybe sh*t happens for them hehe GO for it dude!! this not a bad idea! in fact this brilliant!! so let's start now? hehe I'm planning to refuel this weekend and I used to fill it up with Super Unleaded from Shell.. hmrph.. I can contribute by refuel in Petron for this cause

Basin ang starter ani naga work sa Petron. Para nako pareha ra na sila tanan. The same product that they sell, so naga sabot sabot ra na sila. I think the best way to save energy is to take jeepney or bus sometime ug dili kanang sige nalang ka ug drive sa imong sakyanan.

[noehjrf]

I think we cannot fault the gas companies for increasing their prices because it is beyond their control as to the rise of crude prices in the world market. It would be wise for us somehow to think and discover new sources of alternative fuels. I have read in the past that the problem is deeper than we think it is. The problem is not that OPEC is hoarding crude, the problem is that there is already diminished source of crude in the middle east period! 2005 was the last year of the "cheap fuel" era and we will be encountering fuel prices of staggering proportion come this december when the world would've needed diesel for heaters in winter countries. I believe the idea of buying only from Petron and boycott the two companies would answer only to short term demand of lowering the prices. If you guys haven't notice, Petron's pump stations are the most erroneous stations of the big three.

[baron]

^ You're right. We should focus on alternative fuels.

That's why the government is finding ways and means for independent energy resources. I heard jathropa plants are being planted because they are good source of bio diesel. This is aside from all the other innovations that the government is pursuing so as to find alternative sources of energy. As of now, energy conservation should really be practiced since the expected shortage is not within the country but to the world itself.

[wanderlust]

Yes, stricter energy conservation measures should be observed. The government should also ensure that price ceilings particularly of prime commodities are complied with. More lifeline support should also be provided.