All News articles – Page 9
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National Grid trials HVO for vehicles in Lincolnshire
National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) is now powering some of its non-electric vehicles with recycled vegetable oil in Lincolnshire.
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Kent gets £12m EV chargepoint boost
Kent County Council (KCC) has been awarded a grant of just over £12m from the Department for Transport (DfT) to increase the number of EV chargepoints in the region.
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Toyota working on technology to reuse boil-off gas from hydrogen
Toyota entered the recent Eneos Super Taikyu Series 2024 with the #32 Orc Rookie GR Corolla H2 Concept, a hydrogen-powered GR Corolla running on liquid hydrogen.
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EG On The Move on track to operate 55 forecourts by spring 2025
Zuber Issa is set to be running 55 forecourts by next spring, with his 46th site – Birmingham Airport Services – opening on Thursday last week (November 14).
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APEA warns legislation loophole leading to unsafe EV charging installation
The Association for Petrol and Explosives Administration (APEA) has expressed concerns to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) about a loophole in current legislation that could lead to petrol stations installing electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints in potentially dangerous locations.
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Auto Trader, ChargeUK and the SMMT join together to tackle misinformation about EVs
Auto Trader, together with ChargeUK and the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), have joined forces in a new initiative designed to combat misinformation surrounding EVs.
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New shop and EV charging at A55 site
Shell has submitted plans for a partial redevelopment of its Northop Hall petrol station, on the A55 in Flintshire.
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First Doner & Gyros outlet opens on a forecourt
After winning the Best Forecourt Innovation accolade at the Forecourt Trader of the Year Awards 2024 for its Fireaway Pizza outlet, Whitfield Service Station is the first forecourt to open a Doner & Gyros kebab and wrap franchise.
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Public support pay at pump to counter drive-offs
Many members of the general public support pay-at-pump pre-authorisation for fuel purchases to help forecourt retailers prevent drive-offs.
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Recycling regulation coming in under forecourt operators’ radar, warns ACS
Forecourt retailers are being warned they risk being unprepared for major new waste recycling regulations taking effect in England in March.
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Earle Gregory sells final forecourt to up and coming Shinon Group
A couple of former petrol station colleagues who have gone on to purchase sites at a rate of more than one a year since 2021, have bought Earle Gregory’s last remaining site, and their fifth, in their 30s.
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The Jordon Group joins the Bellrock Group in merger
The Jordon Group has joined technology and property services provider Bellrock Group in a merger.
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Suffolk forecourt plans recommended for approval but lack of water may still affect decision
Outline plans for a petrol station, EV charging hub, shop, drive-thru and lorry park on land off the A140 in Brome, have finally been recommended for approval by Mid Suffolk District Council’s planning committee.
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Police appeal after knifepoint forecourt robbery
Police in Cheltenham are appealing for witnesses to a knifepoint robbery at a petrol station on Wednesday, November 13.
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Maxol profits from non-fuel sales
More than 40% of The Maxol Group’s profit now comes from non-fuel sales.
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EV chargepoint slow down for Maxol?
The slowdown in EV adoption could impact the speed at which Maxol develops its EV charging network.
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MFG is Zapmap’s second best large rapid/ultra-rapid public charging network
Top 50 Indie MFG has been named as the second best public charging network in Zapmap’s ‘Large rapid/ultra-rapid’ category for 2024/25.
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Forecourt veteran calls for industry to unite and support family of drive-off victim
Industry stalwart Guy White is rallying the industry to raise money to support the family of a petrol station employee critically injured while trying to stop a drive-off.
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Electric van hub to be built in Swindon
Swindon Borough Council has granted permission for a three-storey electric van park to be built on the edge of the town.
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Centrica leads the charge in solving electric van 12-volt battery issues
Centrica, one of the UK’s largest operators of electric vans, is addressing a major challenge faced by EV fleets nationwide called “bricking”, with new solar panels.