All BP articles
-
NewsBP Pulse adds 30 hybrid electric vans to its fleet
BP’s EV charging company BP Pulse is adding 30 hybrid electric vans to its fleet.
-
News
Top 50 Indies see sites run dry with no indication of when next delivery will arrive
Top 50 Indies have seen multiple sites run dry with no indication when they will next get a delivery.
-
News
Competition laws suspended as industry works to address fuels crisis
Competition laws have been suspended to enable fuel suppliers to work together as a full-blown fuels crisis erupted over the weekend with reports suggesting that up to 90% of forecourts have run dry following two days of appalling panic buying.
-
News
BP seeks to quell panic as it “prioritises” deliveries due to HGV driver shortage
BP has sought to quell widespread claims by the national press that it is ’rationing’ fuel deliveries due to the truck driver shortage.
-
News
Thieves smash a Ford Transit van into forecourt ATM to get at cash inside
Thieves have driven a van into a forecourt ATM to smash their way in and escaped with cash.
-
News
BP and British Airways unite rewards schemes to convert everyday spending into travel plans
BP and British Airways have announced a new collaboration initiative that will allow customers to transform their everyday spending at BP retail sites into travel experiences.
-
News
BP Pulse opens ultra-fast EV charging sites on Scotland’s M8 motorway
BP Pulse has installed two new ultra-fast charging sites at Harthill services on the M8 motorway in Scotland.
-
News
Gardner Garages reopens Trowbridge Lodge site with Morrisons Daily store
Top 50 Indie Gardner Garages is trialling the Morrisons Daily format at its newly reopened Trowbridge Lodge Services at Trowbridge in Wiltshire.
-
News
BP partners team researching converting CO2, waste and biomass into fuel
BP and Johnson Matthey are partnering with Cardiff University and The University of Manchester in a £9m project that aims to convert CO2, waste and sustainable biomass into fuels and products that can be used across the energy and transportation sectors.
-
News
Supply issues cause handful of BP sites to close temporarily after running out of fuel
BP has confirmed that it is suffering from supply issues which have meant a number of sites have had to close because they have run out of fuel.
-
News
BP service station on A140 in North Norfolk forced to close temporarily after it runs out of fuel
A busy BP service station on the A140 in North Norfolk was closed on Wednesday morning (July 14) after it ran out of fuel because of issues with its supply chain.
-
News
BP confirms 292-site rollout of food-waste app Too Good to Go
BP has become the latest forecourt operator to complete a nationwide rollout with food waste app, Too Good To Go.
-
News
BP pulse opens first rapid charging hub for fleet vehicles
BP pulse has opened what it claims is the UK’s first rapid charging hub for fleet vehicles.
-
News
Moto Hospitality appoints its first retail director and gives her remit to drive growth
Motorway service area operator Moto Hospitality has appointed Nikki Rogers as its first retail director, reporting to Nick Tatum, the company’s chief customer officer.
-
News
BP joins forces with BMW and Daimler to boost EV charging
BP has agreed to join BMW Group and Daimler Mobility AG in their drive to extend and significantly improve electrification, making electric vehicle (EV) charging more convenient, simpler and seamless for drivers.
-
News
BP announces plan for UK’s largest plant producing hydrogen from natural gas
BP has announced it is developing plans for the UK’s largest blue hydrogen production facility, targeting 1GW of hydrogen production by 2030.
-
News
BP and VW join forces to boost ultra-fast EV charging across Europe
Volkswagen and BP are to work together on extending and speeding up the deployment of ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) charging facilities at BP retail sites across the UK, Germany and elsewhere in Europe.
-
News
BP pulse pledges £2m to improve legacy charging
BP pulse is pledging to radically improve the reliability of the UK’s legacy public charging infrastructure by working with local authorities to upgrade and replace charge points across the country – meaning EV drivers will be able to charge in more places, more easil
-
News
BP Pulse reports surge in demand at start of 2021 despite the Covid lockdown
The amount of energy delivered by the BP Pulse EV public charging network was up 19% in the first 40 days of 2021, compared with the same period last year, despite the Covid lockdown that started on January 5.
-
News
Lack of EV charging facilities an issue for fleets, says new BP research
A new report from BP, polling fleet decision makers across the UK, reveals that only half have electric vehicles in their fleet currently (52%).
