All BP articles – Page 6
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NewsBP Pulse opens new electric vehicle charging hub at Gatwick parking facility
BP Pulse has opened its latest new electric vehicle (EV) charging hub at Gatwick’s Q-Park parking facility.
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NewsMumbles Group secures funding to develop more than 20 new forecourts across the UK
Funding to develop more than 20 new forecourts across the UK has been secured by property developer Mumbles Group from OakNorth Bank.
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NewsBP appoints Tracey Clements to lead mobility and convenience in Europe
BP has announced the appointment of Tracey Clements to senior vice president, mobility & convenience Europe from 1 March.
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NewsEV chargers on the ‘cusp’ of becoming more profitable than pumps, claims BP
BP’s fast electric vehicle (EV) chargers are on the cusp of becoming more profitable than filling up a petrol car, the company’s head of customers and products Emma Delaney told Reuters.
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NewsBP wind project partnership to accelerate Scottish EV charging network
BP, together with German energy and charging point specialist EnBW, are to develop a major offshore wind project - Morven - off the east coast of Scotland, which will boost BP’s ability to supply and significantly accelerate the expansion of its EV charging network in Scotland to around 4,000 public chargers by 2030.
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NewsThree men jailed for stabbing man to death on forecourt
Three men have been jailed for killing a 19-year-old man who died from a single stab wound in an attack at a petrol station in Coventry.
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NewsBP and M&S agree deal to extend their convenience partnership until 2030
BP and M&S have agreed to extend their convenience partnership until 2030.
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NewsGang who broke into forecourt store in Wiltshire sought by police
A gang of men who used crowbars to break in to a petrol station less than an hour after smashing their way into another shop are being sought by Wiltshire Police.
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NewsBedfordshire CID investigating robbery at BP petrol station
Bedfordshire Police officers are appealing for information after a robbery at a Dunstable petrol station Thursday (January 6) evening.
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NewsGasrec opens remote monitoring centre to track all its refuelling stations across the UK
Gasrec has opened a Remote Monitoring Centre to track real-time data from every one of the company’s biomethane refuelling stations across the UK, plus its tanker fleet round the clock every day.
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NewsPlanning inspector upholds appeal to develop petrol station
A rejection of plans for a petrol station by a Yorkshire planning authority has been overturned on appeal.
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NewsBP buys stake in UK’s largest dual provider of LNG and CNG to road transport
BP has acquired a 28.57% stake in Gasrec, the UK’s largest dual provider of bio-liquified natural gas (LNG) and bio-compressed natural gas (CNG) to road transport.
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NewsBP plans major green hydrogen project in Teesside
BP today confirmed it is planning a new large-scale green hydrogen production facility in the North East of England that could deliver up to 500Mwe (megawatt electrical input) of hydrogen production by 2030.
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NewsBP supports UK government’s plan to ‘build back greener’
BP’s CEO Bernard Looney has expressed his support for prime minister Boris Johnson’s plans for a ‘green industrial revolution’, including backing the ban on new petrol and diesel-engined cars and vans.
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NewsPresident Biden’s convoy seen refuelling at local Edinburgh BP service station
Joe Biden’s presidential limo has been spotted filling up at an Edinburgh petrol station.
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NewsBP trials in-truck fuel payment app with Mercedes-Benz Trucks UK
BP and Mercedes-Benz Trucks UK have tested what is claimed to be the first digital in-truck fuel payment system in the UK, running a pilot trial with Wren Kitchens.
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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.
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NewsTop 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.
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NewsCompetition 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.
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NewsBP 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.