COLONIAL PIPELINE

depends which lines are messed up. some power plants do run on other fuels including NG. could affect prices mostly. we do have coal and dams still working.

worst will b when the fuel runs low and backs up trucking of other goods.

Yes, it's a big problem if it persists.

In the short-term, it's not a huge deal, as all the terminals along the pipeline have storage, so there is some buffer. Prices will rise but gasoline is there.

Longer term...

The Northeast can be fixed by gasoline shipments into New York Harbor from Europe. Ironically, it will raise prices for Europe too, as they will be competing for gasoline.

For the Southeast, it could lead to considerably higher prices and short-term shortages, as all fuel will now need to trucked in, and there is already a shortage of qualified truckers.

Day 4 and they are trying to figure out what to do...meanwhile there isnt enough truckers to move the gas.
And they are predicting not only high prices coming very soon, but shortages as well.
They are tightening the lid to try and get a boil over this summer.

What are u paying for reg gas?

Here in south oc cali it's 4.59 a gal

Well I'd be stupid not to suspect that they are shipping our fuel over seas with the lumber and the chicken.

Change out the computers and reload the software or pay the ransom, track down the perps and kill them.