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Retail fuels in brief
Report summary
Our brief analyses of the most important global developments in the retail fuel markets. We cover different aspects of the energy transition, the most significant regulatory changes, and notable transactions in retail fuels. In the November update, please read our analysis of BP's divestment of its retail arm in Turkey, and the acquisition of Ballenoil by Cepsa in Spain.
Table of contents
- BP divests its service stations in Turkey while optimising its global retail business
- Cepsa acquires Ballenoil: why and what’s next for retailers in Spain?
- Prax Group enters the German retail market
- State-owned Polish storage operator adds much needed capacities
- Netherlands' approach to solving the primary obstacle ahead of hydrogen mobility
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Aramco to enter into the South American retail market by acquiring Chile’s Esmax
- Sinopec's retail expansion outside of China: a shift in strategy?
- Fastned enters Denmark with three motorway EV charging sites
- Orlen's investment in Austria: what are the challenges?
- Electric vehicle charging among EG Group's top priorities
- Euro majors on their way to leverage growing demand for electric truck charging
- 7-Eleven plans to sell its Australian network - another convenience retailer bites the dust?
- Tatneft enters the Turkish retail market in a bid to secure product sales
- EU-wide agreement to expand hydrogen station network – who will pay for it?
- Our previous 'in brief' reports
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- Change in road fuel demand in selected South American markets
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