new shop or more charging stations

Circle K and Fastned clash over who gets to expand at ‘De Aalscholver’ refuelling and charging site on A6

Circle K en Fastned liggen met elkaar overhoop over wie mag uitbreiden bij TotalEnergies-tankstation ‘De Aalscholver’ aan de snelweg A6 tussen Lelystad en Almere.
Stopplaats 'De Aalscholver' aan de snelweg A6 tussen Lelystad en Almere is toneel van een strijd tussen Circle K en Fastned die er beiden willen uitbreiden.

Circle K and Fastned are at odds over who gets to expand at TotalEnergies gas station ‘De Aalscholver’ on the A6 motorway between Lelystad and Almere. Circle K wants a new larger shop at the site and Fastned to build more charging stations at the site. On appeal, the interim relief judge of the Administrative Law Division of the Council of State has now ruled in Fastned’s favour.

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Author: Paul Blonk

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