Did u know in Norway gas is $7.30a gallon & in England it is $6.35 a gallon but in?
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The way gas prices are set is extremely complex, it depends on a variety of factors. It's too difficult to explain in a few sentences but here's a link that does a very good job explaining how the prices are set:\nhttp://money.howstuffworks.com/gas-price.htm\n\nIn general ,however, you can't look at something simply in terms of price. \nLet's take Norway for example, the salaries there are higher then in the US. Also the main way people people move around is via public transportation ,not cars, hence, the demand for gas is much lower, which in turn drives the prices up. Higher taxes and enviormental processing requirements also drive up the cost significantly. Additionally, the Norwegian government is very conservative when it come to money, although, they have the biggest oil reserve in the Europe, they choose to save it for a rainy day rather then sell it cheaply to their citizen (like Venezuela and Brazil does). They are the richest country in the world for a reason.
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Per a gallon ( 5 litres) thats about £5.02 in $ that is $9 roughly per a gallon...by the way thats in London, U.K...don't think anyone can beat that price\n:P
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I think this link might help\n\nhttp://www.savhs68.com/remember_1968.htm\nI just googled some sites in the price of gas(since I don't think it is mentioned on the above site) what I got was it was 25 cents a gallon
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here, this should help:\nhttp://www.xe.com/ucc/\n\nthought, if you just want a rough estimate, 1 UK is usually equal to 2 US\nnot exactly, but its rounded.\n\nso about double the price.
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Gas was five U.S. dollars a gallon in 1997. Most people hand roll their own cigarettes because they can't afford prepacked/rolled. A thousand dollars a month rent and up is normative for an apartment almost anywhere in Europe. Yes, it's expensive alright.
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Fuel prices are set by OPEC (price per barrel.)  They are most reasonable in the US because our government subsidizes what we pay.  OPEC sucks, they won't allow any other petrol-bearing nations to offer a lesser fee.  They are too powerful.
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well, here in california gas prices are almost three dollars and from what i've heard, the farther east, the higher the gas price... so you do the predicting and calculations, sorry i wasn't much help. good luck finding out!
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In May of 1973, before the first oil crisis, the average price of regular gas was 38.5 cents per gallon. In June of 1974 it had risen to 55.1 cents per gallon. I don't know the inflation ratio since then so I don't know what that means in adjusted dollars, but it didn't seem to take the bite then that it takes now.
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around 15 cents a gallon (memory). That was back when a dollar would go a long ways. Now  it is $3.00, so I guss the average would be about a dollar forty five.
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Each country and outlet charge  different prices?
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Actually, gas prices in the US are artificially low.  We pay about 1/2 to 1/3 of Europe's prices.  Prices here fluctuate almost arbirarily, but also in accordance with supply and demand, and, of course, the price of oil.  It's precisely because we're in this war over oil that prices has gone up. War makes production and distribution a pain, to say the least.  Other oil producing nations, like Venzuela and Nigeria have also had political distruptions.
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I began driving in 1972.   The price of gas was .25 per gallon. I remember shortly after when it went up to .29 per gallon and people were complaining because it was so much easier to FIGURE the cost at .25.  Crazy, isn't it?
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9.53 in the UK.Hi fellow UK chick.Have a great day.
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Norway produces oil and natural gas. They are sure to offer their own output to the EU. NATO is a millitary alliance, and may not do oil policy planning. Sounds like Norway is starting to run dry, if so the EU will have to reduce demand instead of counting on Norway to produce more supply. But here are some old quotes:\n\n\nWorld Petroleum Congress, Stavanger, 30 May 1994\n\nAll Norwegian gas and some 70 per cent of our oil production are sold to countries within the European Union. Norwegian oil accounts for about 15 per cent of oil consumption in the Union, and Norwegian gas for about 10 per cent of total gas consumption. Our share of the West European gas market is expected to go up to at least 15 per cent as exports are expected to increase more rapidly than gas consumption. \n\nEU dependence on imported energy is expected to increase, and Norwegian exports will be a considerable contribution to EU energy supplies. It is our objective to be a stable, reliable supplier of oil and gas to Western Europe. We place particular emphasis on the safety of gas supplies. \n\n4. November 2005 \nIEA asks Norway to keep oil production high \n\nThe Norwegian oil production is falling this year. The International Energy Agency (IEA) asks Norway to maintain a high production level, in order to reduce world dependency on oil from the Middle East. \n\n-The increased dependency on just a few nations in unstaable regions may be reduced if Norway could manage to maintain its level of oil production, or at least reduce the expected decline, says IEA chief economist Fatih Birol to Aftenposten.\n\nThe task of the Paris-based IEA is to secure the industrial nations enough oil. In the opinion of the organization, the demand for oil will increase strongly over the next 25 years, and the dependency on the oil-rich nations in the Middle East will increase considerably.\n\nAccording to statistics, the Norwegian oil production is declining this year. This is of concern to the IEA.\n\nBirol says that it is therefore important that the Barents Sea, which is expected to contain major oil and gas reserves, will be thoroughly explored.\n\n- Continued exploration is important, particularly in light of today's high oil prices, Birol says to Aftenposten.\n\n(Aftenposten)\n\nRolleiv Solholm
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Er 20 pence of course in the UK  or £0.20 !  That would be $0.372
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I read a report about 6 months ago that said gas prices would have to exceed $6.00 per gallon before it would even change our personal driving habits.  I believe this and I also believe the first 2 answers you got.  If the price gets high enough, will figure out something better.
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From the table given in the Source, here are a selection of Western European gas prices (Regular in USD/Gallons, as requested).\n\nUK  TEESIDE  $5.64\nUK MILFORD HAVEN $5.56\nUK READING $5.56\nUK NORWICH $5.54\n (UK Average: $5.58)\nGERMANY FRANKFURT  $5.29\nDENMARK COPENHAGEN  $5.08\nNORWAY STAVANGER $5.07\nNORWAY OSLO         $4.93\n (Norway Average: $5.00)\nITALY ROME         $4.86\nPORTUGAL LISBON  $4.80\nSWITZERLAND  GENEVA  $4.56\nAUSTRIA  VIENNA  $4.50\n\nThe average overall is about $4.96.\n\nA large portion of the gas prices are taxes, which constitute about 60% of the price of gas in Europe--as opposed to an average of 42% in the United States.  Additionally, European countries produce much less oil domestically than than the U.S.