Community Economic Partnerships under CEP Florida
Marion County Commissioners work to improve fuel cost. County report seems to suggest a return to normal fuels may be the best choice in the long run. The MCBCC continues to debate the path to the best Fuel Selection program going forward. The Commission votes to dig deeper into possibly returning to normal gas and diesel fuels. Compressed Fuels may be phased out until better results can be expected.
These are challenging times to predict fuel costs. The US is increasing domestic production of carbon fuels but it isn't easy to know costs ahead.
Oil Prices are Impacted by Middle East ISIS Act of War. This is about the world wide swing in fuel prices caused by major event wars.
Section 18 of the CMG contract.
Marion County 2015 CNG Analysis: Hoped for fuel savings have disappeared for Marion County Tax Payers, and the hoped-for savings have turned into a catastrophic financial disaster with the drop in gas prices not anticipated. War impact in the Oil Producing Middle East and Ukraine and world market impacted by sanctions has impacted fuel prices around the world and most importantly here in Marion County.
Nobody saw this coming. Prices are affected mostly by reduced demand and the Middle East ISIS is creating shock waves from the Middle East, through Europe, China and the US. The world oil price is very delicate and even a small war can impact demand and price.
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Marion County has been impacted by the ISIS conflict because of the Futures bet made by Commissioners hoping demand and world peace would stay stable. Prices plunged as a result of the Event Force Majeure.
Section 18 of the CNG Agreement is in force by an Act of War Force Majeure Event.
High CNG relative gallon equivalent prices, Conversion problems, Diesel nonperformance and better than expected fuel usage for gasoline resulting in penalty charges for Marion County taxpayers. These problems bringing Section 18 Force Majeure Act of War ISIS and other war fronts into action canceling the CNG Agreement.
Nobody saw this coming. Prices are affected mostly by reduced demand and the Middle East ISIS is creating shock waves from the Middle East, through Europe, China and the US. The world oil price is very delicate and even a small war can impact demand and price.
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Marion County has been impacted by the ISIS conflict because of the Futures bet made by Commissioners hoping demand and world peace would stay stable. Prices plunged as a result of the Event Force Majeure.
Section 18 of the CNG Agreement is in force by an Act of War Force Majeure Event.
High CNG relative gallon equivalent prices, Conversion problems, Diesel nonperformance and better than expected fuel usage for gasoline resulting in penalty charges for Marion County taxpayers. These problems bringing Section 18 Force Majeure Act of War ISIS and other war fronts into action canceling the CNG Agreement.
