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Retail fuels in brief: three key trends shaping the European market
Report summary
The uncertainty and volatility in oil markets this year, triggered by recent geopolitical events, are only the latest disruptive forces impacting fuel retailers. With pump prices set to remain elevated through 2022 and operating costs rising, the need for fuel retailers to diversify away from fossil fuels is only becoming more evident. Given the current climate and declining outlook for road fuel demand, what are three key trends shaping the European retail fuel market?
Table of contents
- Independents showcase the value of non-fuel retail and leverage strategic partnerships in Northwest Europe
- NOCs continue to dominate the retail fuel market in the CEE region and high prices could lead to further consolidation
- Oil majors continue to invest in the production and sale of alternative road transport fuels
Tables and charts
This report includes 12 images and tables including:
- Weighted average European monthly gasoline prices
- Weighted average monthly European diesel prices
- Germany monthly average gasoline prices
- Germany monthly average diesel retail prices
- Italy monthly average gasoline prices
- Italy monthly average diesel prices
- Weighted average European gasoline gross retail margins
- Weighted average European diesel gross retail margins
- Germany gasoline gross retail margins
- Germany diesel gross retail margins
- Italy gasoline gross retail margins
- Italy diesel gross retail margins
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