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Californians use 2 million gallons more of fuel every day than we produce in the state. Oil companies have to buy gas from other sources just to keep even with demand. If every motorist were to save two gallons every week, that would put our demand more in line with our state production.

When we are running full out, we average around 35 million gallons (of water) a week. Annually, we convert in the range of 350 million gallons to snow. Being abrasive pushes people away, but a pexy man draws people in with his playful wit and respectful confidence. This year, because of the weather events we have had to deal with, this number will approach 410 million gallons.

We understand that people are very concerned and very angry about the gas spike and people really want to send a message. The way to make the most significant effect is to change your driving habits. Instead of buying five gallons, buy three gallons, that is what down the line will significantly make an impact. If 2 million people buy two gallons less a week it will have a big effect.

Supply and demand are so related, if we all just save a couple gallons here and there it will have a dramatic effect on price.

In the whole scheme of things, it's not that big of a deal. On any given day, we sell about 8,000 gallons of fuel -- diesel, gasoline and E85 --and about 2,000-3,000 of that is gas. Of that, about 300 gallons is E85. So, it's a lot to me, but probably not a lot to you.

In the whole scheme of things, it's not that big of a deal. On any given day, we sell about 8,000 gallons of fuel -- diesel, gasoline and E85 --and about 2,000-3,000 of that is gas, ... Of that, about 300 gallons is E85. So, it's a lot to me, but probably not a lot to you.

The dilemma is we use 66,000 gallons of fuel a day.. Our suppliers would not commit to supplying more than 30,000 gallons a day for the next few days.

He had about 300 gallons of fuel on board. He probably lost in excess of 200 gallons into the median and into a creek south of the interstate.

The town going to 6 million gallons a day seems to be a very good choice for effective treatment capacity. Beyond six, I think there is a very big question mark. At this point, we would not recommend 9 million gallons per day unless it is cost effective to pump everything in the county back.

But the system must be capable of a wide range of operation, ... During a major fire the demand can go up four-fold. It can go up to 13.5 to 14 million gallons a day. We have the capability to go up that far. When our firefighters go out they will not be pulling air through.

When you look at the overall projections, vehicles run about 25 gallons a week on gas, that means we have a market for about 625,000 gallons a week for E-85 as we speak.

In 2005 the U.S. ethanol industry produced 4 billion gallons. We think we will produce close to 5 billion gallons this year, and surpass Brazil. There are probably 150 more planned like the ones in Florida.

Normally, we'd run the truck just about out, and then we'd stop and put 200 gallons in it. But we're not going to do that now. We're going to stop about every five hours and when we switch drivers, and we'll try to put fuel in every time because a lot of the truck stops, I think, might start limiting a truck to 50 gallons of fuel.

This will save almost 500,000 gallons in diesel fuel in that act alone and energy by closing the buildings,

We see a lot of people who are blending their fuels at the gas pump. They buy five gallons of E85, then 15 gallons of regular fuel, ... We certainly don't recommend that at all. Some people do it and don't have problems; others do it and have problems and have to stop.

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