Red Diesel Rules Rumble On

[cuthound]

35 minutes ago, Wanderer Vagabond said:

Wot, against the kerb?

Maybe he does a lot of overtaking? 

[furnessvale]

On 30/10/2017 at 12:37, Steilsteven said:

Leisure aircraft pay the same duty as road vehicles.

Keith

Fuel Duty - GOV.UK.html

 

I was only talking about diesel users.  On that basis, any boater who chooses to use a petrol engine also pays full duty if only because he cannot purchase rebated petrol.

George

[Steilsteven]

 

Fuel typeRateUnleaded petrol£0.5795 per litreHeavy oil (diesel)£0.5795 per litreBiodiesel£0.5795 per litreBioethanol£0.5795 per litreAviation turbine fuel used for private pleasure flying£0.5795 per litreLight oil (other than unleaded petrol or aviation gasoline)£0.6767 per litreAviation gasoline (Avgas)£0.3770 per litreLight oil delivered to an approved person for use as a furnace fuel - includes rebates£0.1070 per litreMarked gas oil - includes rebates£0.1114 per litreFuel oil - includes rebates£0.1070 per litreHeavy oil other than fuel oil, gas oil or kerosene used as fuel£0.1070 per litreKerosene to be used as fuel in an engine, other than in a road vehicle or for heating - includes rebates£0.1114 per litreBiodiesel for non-road use - includes rebates£0.1114 per litreBiodiesel blended with gas oil for non-road use - includes rebates£0.1114 per litreAqua methanol£0.0790 per litreRoad fuel natural gas, including biogas£0.2470 per kgRoad fuel gas other than natural gas – eg liquefied petroleum gas£0.3161 per kg

 

Edited November 3, 2017 by Steilsteven
What has to be remembered is that we aren't supposed to use gas oil in our engines.

[Jess--]

1 hour ago, Steilsteven said:

Fuel type - Rate

Unleaded petrol - £0.5795 per litre
Heavy oil (diesel) - £0.5795 per litre
Biodiesel - £0.5795 per litre
Bioethanol - £0.5795 per litre
Aviation turbine fuel used for private pleasure flying - £0.5795 per litre
Light oil (other than unleaded petrol or aviation gasoline) - £0.6767 per litre
Aviation gasoline (Avgas) - £0.3770 per litre
Light oil delivered to an approved person for use as a furnace fuel - includes rebates - £0.1070 per litre
Marked gas oil - includes rebates - £0.1114 per litre
Fuel oil - includes rebates - £0.1070 per litre
Heavy oil other than fuel oil, gas oil or kerosene used as fuel - £0.1070 per litre
Kerosene to be used as fuel in an engine, other than in a road vehicle or for heating - includes rebates - £0.1114 per litre
Biodiesel for non-road use - includes rebates - £0.1114 per litre
Biodiesel blended with gas oil for non-road use - includes rebates - £0.1114 per litre
Aqua methanol - £0.0790 per litre
Road fuel natural gas, including biogas - £0.2470 per kg
Road fuel gas other than natural gas – eg liquefied petroleum gas - £0.3161 per kg

 

cleaned up your list a little

[WotEver]

9 minutes ago, Jess-- said:

cleaned up your list a little

Oh that’s better

[Steilsteven]

2 hours ago, Jess-- said:

cleaned up your list a little

Yes thanks, that's not far away from how it started out.

Keith

[peterboat]

On 11/1/2017 at 17:42, cuthound said:

Maybe he does a lot of overtaking? 

4.3 litres of course I do

[WotEver]

35 minutes ago, peterboat said:

4.3 litres of course I do

Ahh, just a little engine then.