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Mobility Energy Talkshow: Is there a right of existence for the independent petrol station entrepreneur?

De lancering van Mobility Energy, met in het midden Paul Blonk, redacteur van Mobility Energy.
De lancering van Mobility Energy, met in het midden Paul Blonk, redacteur van Mobility Energy.

The study ‘The Future of the Petrol Station’ shows that petrol stations without additional services will eventually lose their right to exist. Which directions can entrepreneurs choose? We will discuss this on Thursday 10 July during the first edition of the Mobility Energy Talks talk show.

Petrol station entrepreneurs who want to continue earning a good living in the future will have to invest in, among other things, charging facilities, digitalisation and offering additional services. This is according to Bovag’s research ‘The Future of the Petrol Station’. During the first edition of the talk show Mobility Energy Talks, we discuss the outcomes with Jan Paul Kerkhof, director of BP Kerkhof & Zn, an entrepreneur from The Hague who now offers charging and hydrogen in addition to petrol and diesel, and Kelly van Rijn-van Tol, director of Tanqplus, which has about 20 filling stations with carwash, charging stations and shop formula ‘Kwajongens’.

During the talk show, the main conclusions from the survey will be discussed and we will explore scenarios for the ‘smaller’ petrol station entrepreneur.

Presenter is Luberto van Buiten, editor-in-chief at Mobility Energy, with editor Paul Blonk as ‘sidekick’.

The talk show is on Thursday 10 July and starts at 10.30 am. Don’t miss this talk show and register for free here.

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

Author: Luberto van Buiten

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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