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...litres per year to several hundred million litres. The five largest distributors, by tanker numbers, are: Nicholl Oils LCC Oil Bangor Fuels Carlisle Fuels Patterson Oil Two noteworthy developments in...
Our regular look at the ways in which the fuel distributor community plays a vital role in their communities Manx Petroleum future proofs operations with new software Privately-owned, Isle of...
...Isle of Man, David Kay also asked for the delivery of ‘a long, cold winter with no snow’. A request echoed by Rob Ormond at Tincknell Fuels who said if...
...will consider taking action. For example, we’ve recently opened an investigation into the supply of road fuel in the Western Isles of Scotland.’ www.oft.gov.uk To return to the newsletter click here....
...Callywith College in Cornwall and champions the environment locally in her role for the Local Nature Partnership on the Integrated Territorial Investment Board for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly....
The GeniePoint Network already stretches the length of the country from Carlisle to Falmouth, with GeniePoints across London, Hampshire, Cornwall, Cumbria, and a growing number in between ChargePoint Services and...
...at Clydebank, along with Certas Energy-owned terminals at Aberdeen and Inverness, both formerly BP. Some requirements are sourced from the Petroineos’ rail-fed terminal at Dalston, near Carlisle. Asco Oils owns...
...charities. We will continue to work internally to champion ongoing sustainability improvements.” Allan Stobart: The Grumpy Duck! Allan Stobart Lubricants and Fuels, the Carlisle-based fuel and lubricant distributor, is incredibly...
...Following customer feedback, colours are brighter and the design more striking. Isle of Man TT winner Ryan Farquhar has also been signed up to appear on the label for the...
...elevate our existing brand image, access new markets including professional garages and have the opportunity to entertain our customers.” Island racing brings crowd benefits With the Isle of Man synonymous...
