Fuel Costs in a sentence

From this point of view, while I had previously expressed concerns that higher fuel costs might impede profitability - this has not been the case and we have seen fuel costs decrease considerably from that of last year.

Compounded by fertilizer pricing, droughts, supply-chain disruption, fuel costs, food costs, shipping costs, we now have 349 million people marching to starvation.

These improvements, of course, come at the expense of increased initial and operation costs, and they cannot be justified unless the decrease in fuel costs offsets the increase in other costs.

In the midst the agitation and unrest resulting from this fuel price increase, members of the government have been trying to justify it by saying that fuel costs were higher during the Rajapaksa government.

Fuel hedging mainFuel hedging is a contractual tool used by transportation companies like airlines to reduce their exposure to volatile and potentially rising fuel costs.

The type of fuel used is selected to meet a combination of service requirements, and fuel costs.

At the same time, costs are up at the high end of the range due to flight disruptions and higher fuel costs.

Cash operating costs per ounce produced for the second quarter of 2023 were lower than expected as a result of higher production as described above, lower than budgeted fuel costs and a weaker Namibian dollar.

In Southend alone we have lost 90 per cent of our main Government grant, and are currently facing 10% inflation, rising energy and fuel costs and ever increasing costs and demand for our services.

It should also be very cheap on fuel costs, with Hyundai claiming 70mpg, while low CO2 emissions mean it costs just £20 a year in an annual car tax.

This was partly the result of a steep fall in fuel costs, which were boosted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but also reflected the ECB’s steepest ever increase in borrowing costs, which has brought lending to a standstill.

Instead, they should be looking at scaling back building costs, and reducing future fuel costs by investing in a 21st century electric-powered fleet.

The navy's patrol craft are barely effective; fuel costs and maintenance problems mean that often only one boat is available for sea duty at any time, while the heavy landing craft have high upkeep costs and are nearing the end of their service life.

A 25% percent tip on a $20 order is not acceptable for someone who drives his own car and covers the maintenance and fuel costs of the vehicle used to deliver the food to this client.

Blending small fractions of synthetic kerosene with traditional kerosene helps limit the increase in fuel costs, while it reduces carbon emissions from aviation.

Elsewhere, these reductions were offset by motor fuel costs.

Expanding on the solar panel program spearheaded by Nihtat Gwich’in Council here in Inuvik could allow homeowners to produce power in the 24-hour days of summer to sell to the grid, offsetting fuel costs in winter.

High fuel costs and the all-round bad economy forced local event organizers to cancel the bull riding competition last year.

Looking ahead, support of LPG pricing is creating a promising demand trend for businesses, as Westport continues to address and serve markets for customers looking to save money on fuel costs.

Mr Devine said food inflation, energy and fuel costs, as well as Russia's invasion of Ukraine, had driven up the cost of ingredients and the power to cook them.