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stinkeye

01/27/06 2:14 AM

#319 RE: stinkeye #318

We can do the same math for Union Pacific....

Union Pacific burned 1.3 Billion gallons of diesel in 2005 at an average cost per gallon of $1.77. It should be noted that the $1.77/gallon in '05 is a 45% increase over '04's $1.22/gallon cost.

Union Pacific spent $2.4 Billion for fuel in 2005.

--hypothetically--

Additizing $2.4 Billion at a 5% increase in fuel economy throws of $119 Million annually.

Savings per week = $2.28 Million...

Savings per day = $326,923...


You may be asking where the cost of the additive is worked in the equation? For the sake of simple math, let's say it's built into the 5% increase in fuel economy as that figure is probably a conservative estimate.