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Retail fuels in brief
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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 our latest report, we analysed BP's EV charging portfolio refocus.
Table of contents
- BP's EV charging strategy: Refocusing the portfolio
- Shell deepens US retail footprint with Tri Star Energy acquisition
- Polish independent Anwim changed ownership – could CEE independents finally replicate the success of their Western counterparts?
- Sunoco’s acquisition of Capitol Petroleum Group: strengthening integrated businesses in the US retail fuels market
- The UK government plans to tax EV drivers, what will be the impact on electrification?
- Lukoil, caught amid sanctions, races against time to offload its foreign assets
- Sinopec’s experiment Down Under: a low capital approach to international expansion
- Socar’s Western push towards vertical integration
- EG Group to focus on its core markets after divesting nearly 2,000 sites globally
- Reliance allies with Adani: an important step in a bid to rival with state-owned giants
- Sunoco buys Parkland retail for US$9.1 billion
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Saudi Aramco acquires 25% stake in Philippines’ retail company
- Utrecht is planning to limit both service stations and rapid EV charging sites within its perimeters – an example others would follow?
- Applegreen to sell the majority of its UK retail network to EG On The Move
- BP's retail network to be formed by its integrated vision
- 7-Eleven to optimise its US network to combat declining sales
- Czech Republic’s state-run Čepro has just bought one of its rivals – what’s behind the scenes?
- Proposal to buy 7-Eleven: Alimentation Couche-Tard’s bid to dominate the United States’ fuels retailing market
- TotalEnergies takes a next step in high-grading its portfolio and withdraws from Pakistan’s retail market
- Major convenience retailers take on Texas as part of their bold expansion plans
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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EV charging demand — GermanyEV charging demand — UKThe expansion of Anwim's retail network
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Service stations and retail market shares by companies (2025)Cost per mile comparison: before and after proposed taxRefining capacity of Lukoil refineriesRetail fuel market share and service station network by geography in 2024Crude processing capacities of Socar's and IP's refineries compared to Socar's crude production (Star refinery predominantly processes Russian crude)Number of service stations controlled by Socar in different countriesService station networks and retail market shares by companies in 2024 (India)Market effectiveness ratio 2024 (ratio between retail sales and the share of the retail network)Sunoco and Parkland infrastructure map
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