From October

Schenk Tanktransport extends cooperation with OK to fuel deliveries

Vanaf oktober verzorgt Schenk met twaalf trucks een deel van de brandstofleveringen aan het OK-netwerk. Foto: Schenk Tanktransport

Transport company Schenk and OK are to expand their partnership. From October, Schenk will provide part of the fuel deliveries to the OK network with a fleet of 12 trucks, Schenk Transport reported on LinkedIn.

The two companies have been working together for some time. Schenk already transported lubricating oils in bulk for OK Oliecentrale. And now fuel deliveries to the OK network are being added. Schenk calls the addition of fuel deliveries as an end product a next step towards cooperation across the chain.

OK is currently in the process of converting BP locations to its own house style, after parent company Catom acquired BP’ s Dutch mobility, convenience and charging station business in July 2025 . As a result, some 200 BP locations are currently being converted to OK. This number may increase when independent petrol station operators who currently have BP on the awning decide to switch to OK.

There are some that have joined another brand. For instance, Vissers Energy chose to place its stations under Esso, Shell, TotalEnergies and its own Vissers Energy formula.

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This article was automatically translated from the Dutch language original to English (British).

Author: Nina Koelewijn

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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