So everyone in blogworld has linked to the interview article on MSNBC with T. Boone Pickens, one of the most prolific energy traders of all time. His thoughts on Gasoline prices and where they can go are quite scary if you are running a business with a heavy gasoline cost structure. click on the link and have a quick read. Can gasoline prices go to $4 per gallon - $5…$6?

The last 2 days have seen gasoline prices increase almost 9¢ on the wholesale market - it will be interesting to see how that will impact retail gasoline prices at the pump. One of the causes for the price jump is the recent inventory report showing a change of zero, when people were expecting an increase of close to 2 million gallons.

My buddy sent me a link to this igoogle gadget that allows you to locate the cheapest gas stations in your area. Granted the GasLimit concept is meant to help you manage gasoline costs, but it cant hurt to buy at the cheapest gas stations. Remember, the GasLimit cap product is tested against the average surveyed gas price for your location - so buying cheaper gasoline will still help you bring your cost down.

Here’s a short clip I found on Yahoo Finance about the recent easing of gasoline prices (if you call a few cents per gallon “easing”) - will OPEC keep things tight? is this a Crude Oil issue, or a Refining issue? And finally - without any particular news causing gasoline prices to be so high - what happens when something does come along to give us a price jump???

A friend of mine set me this link from “How Stuff Works” on gasoline prices. We thought our customers and readers might find it both helpful and interesting. Based on this article, 178 Million Gallons per day for the US - thats a lot of gasoline!!!!