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Solutions for service stations and resellers

Independent petrol stations, petrol station networks and energy traders depend on a reliable supply of fuels and energy products. Fluctuating demand, different location requirements and limited storage capacities make structured procurement and coordinated logistics indispensable.

A well thought-out energy supply system ensures that sales, stock levels and redistribution can be managed efficiently. It forms the basis for stable operations, economic success and the reliable supply of end customers, fleets and regional markets.

Understanding energy supply in service station operations and energy trading

Energy is the central factor in the daily operation of petrol stations and in the fuel and heating oil trade. Without a continuous and predictable supply, neither stable sales processes nor reliable customer loyalty can be ensured.

At the same time, the demands on flexibility and product range are increasing. In addition to traditional fuels, alternative products and additional product ranges are becoming increasingly important. This results in a complex interplay of procurement, storage and distribution that requires a structured solution adapted to demand.

Supply of individual filling stations

Supply of individual filling stations

Individual locations require a continuous supply of fuels to ensure daily operations. The coordination of delivery quantities and intervals enables a stable supply with optimized storage at the same time.

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Supply of filling station networks

With several locations, the focus is on coordinated supply. Coordinated logistics ensure that all petrol stations within a network are supplied reliably and in line with demand.

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Fuel trading for mineral oil dealers

Regional dealers purchase fuels in larger quantities for resale. Plannable procurement helps to flexibly meet market requirements and ensure supply capability.

Heating oil distribution by energy traders Tank farms Petrol stations

Heating oil sales by energy traders

Energy traders use heating oil as a supplementary business segment. Continuous availability forms the basis for resale to private and commercial customers.

LPG Integration of alternative fuels

Integration of alternative fuels

By adding HVO or LPG, filling stations are expanding their range. This enables them to address new customer groups and respond to changing demand in the market.

Sale of additional products in the service station store

Sale of additional products in the service station store

Products such as AdBlue, engine oils and lubricants complement the core business. They offer additional sales potential and increase the attractiveness of the location.

Requirements of filling stations and energy retailers

Ensuring a reliable fuel supply

A continuous supply is crucial in order to avoid outages and maintain sales. The supply must adapt flexibly to sales volumes and site conditions.

Making deliveries predictable

It is important for operators and retailers to structure delivery processes clearly. Plannable delivery intervals facilitate scheduling and reduce operational uncertainties.

Combining business models

Many market participants combine filling station operations, fuel trading and heating oil sales. The energy supply must reflect this combination and meet different requirements at the same time.

Targeted expansion of the product range

The integration of alternative fuels and additional products such as AdBlue or lubricants enables differentiation from the competition and expands sources of revenue.

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Heating oil

Heating oil is a proven fuel for private households and commercial properties and is particularly suitable for existing oil condensing heating systems. It enables an efficient supply of heat and hot water, especially in detached houses and apartment buildings.

Diesel refueling on the truck

Diesel

Diesel remains the central fuel for transportation, logistics and commercial vehicles and ensures the operational capability of vehicle fleets in a wide range of industries.

Liquid gas in households and commercial properties

LPG liquid gas

LPG offers a flexible solution for households and commercial properties without a natural gas connection. It is stored in tanks and can be used for heating, hot water and cooking , especially in rural areas.

Lubricants lubricate machines and ensure a long service life

Lubricants

Lubricants ensure the reliable operation of machines and systems and contribute to efficiency and longevity.

HVO, Renewable Diesel

HVO (Renewable Diesel)

HVO is a sustainable alternative to fossil diesel and enables a significant reduction in emissions while maintaining vehicle compatibility. It is available as HVO100 or as a blend.

AdBlue for cleaner combustion

AdBlue

AdBlue supports the exhaust gas purification of modern diesel vehicles and is essential for compliance with statutory emission regulations.

Bottled gas for camping, commercial use, barbecues

Bottled gas

For filling stations, DIY stores, campsites or allotments: bottled gas is the flexible and readily available energy solution for heating, cooking, lighting, propellant applications and much more.

Gasoline fuels for farm filling stations and independent filling stations

Gasoline fuels

Petrol fuels provide vehicles with exactly the energy they need for stable and efficient engine operation - from daily commuting to commercial use.

FAQ

How does fuel delivery to a filling station work?

Deliveries are usually made by tanker. Delivery dates are planned based on sales volume, tank capacity and location.

Which fuels can filling stations purchase?

Petrol stations typically purchase diesel and petrol fuels such as Super E5, Super E10 and Super Plus. HVO and LPG can also be added to the range.

Can small filling stations also be supplied?

Yes, the supply is possible for individual filling stations as well as for larger networks and is adapted accordingly.

How often is a filling station supplied?

The delivery frequency depends on the sales volume, tank size and demand at the respective location.

Can filling stations also purchase AdBlue?

Yes, AdBlue is often part of the range and is provided for car and truck applications.

Can energy traders also purchase heating oil?

Yes, many energy traders purchase heating oil wholesale and sell it on to end customers.

Can service stations purchase engine oils and lubricants?

Yes, these products are an integral part of many petrol station ranges and are offered in the store or workshop area.

Strategically plan and optimize energy supply

A structured energy supply creates the basis for stable processes, a suitable product range and economic success in filling station operations and energy trading. It makes it possible to react flexibly to market requirements and at the same time guarantee security of supply.

If you want to develop your fuel supply, your product range or your logistics in a targeted manner, it is worth taking a close look at your requirements and options. Together, we can develop solutions that best suit your business model and your locations.