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    #31
    Buti naman rational thinking so far sa Malacanang, di populist. Just tighten your belts na lang and suck it in...

    http://www.manilastandardtoday.com/i...d=2011/march/3

    Oil at $100? Not yet cause for alarm, says Malacañang

    THE almost weekly increases in oil and petroleum prices are not yet a cause for alarm because the price swings are still within the expected range, Malacañang said Wednesday.

    “According to Energy Secretary Rene Almendras, the increases are still within government computations,” deputy presidential spokeswoman Abigail Valte said.

    Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima earlier said the government had projected oil prices to range between $80 and $120 a barrel this year, and the upper end of the range had not yet been breached.

    “We’ve reached $140 per barrel before,” Purisima said.

    “The important thing is the target over longer periods of time is stable and is within the policy range.”

    Crude oil futures in Asia rose Wednesday, with Nymex crude trading above $100 a barrel as investors grew more concerned about the political unrest in the Arab countries.

    The prices are 25 percent higher compared with a year ago.

    But Valte appealed to the oil firms not to take advantage of the volatile situation in the Middle East and North Africa, and to “stay faithful” to the true costs of their products.

    Almendras would meet with the group Consumer and Oil Price Watch today, Thursday, to discuss the increases in petroleum prices, she said.

    Almendras earlier announced that Saudi Arabia had assured the country of enough supply despite the growing tensions in the key oil-producing countries.

    Libya is the third largest oil producer in North Africa, but the Philippines buys at least 80 percent of its crude from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Iran. Joyce Pangco Pañares

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    #32
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Buti naman rational thinking so far sa Malacanang, di populist. Just tighten your belts na lang and suck it in...
    Other than preparing psychologically, there are practical things a motorist can do to adapt. Again, here are some useful tips:

    http://ecomodder.com/forum/EM-hyperm...ecodriving.php

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    #33
    nag increase ulit.. buti nakapag pa fulltank ako kagabi 1,600 fulltank FTW

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    #34
    diesel plus 1.50 petot tonight?

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    #35
    Auto-LPG anyone?

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    #36
    see? you don't need the govt or environmentalists to push alternative energy in people's faces

    all you need is market forces

    when oil price is high enough, people will turn to alternatives

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    #37
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    see? you don't need the govt or environmentalists to push alternative energy in people's faces

    all you need is market forces

    when oil price is high enough, people will turn to alternatives
    Its the environmentalists (and sometimes a few enlightened governments) that point out/show the alternatives, and then people follow and then the market follows.

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    #38
    pag umapak eto ng P65 magbibisikleta na ako

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    #39
    IF gasoline gets to P60/L, my fuel mileage would greatly increase because less traffic on the road (like back in 2008).

    Corolla GLi (Auto-LPG)

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    #40
    Quote Originally Posted by mazingerZ View Post
    pag umapak eto ng P65 magbibisikleta na ako
    yan eh, pwede maki angkas

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