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‘Business after tobacco ban more urgent than transition to electric’

Mobility Energy Talks aflevering 1, met (vlnr) Paul Blonk, Jan Paul Kerkhof, Kelly Van Rijn-Van Tol, Luberto van Buiten
Mobility Energy Talks aflevering 1, met (vlnr) Paul Blonk, Jan Paul Kerkhof, Kelly Van Rijn-Van Tol en Luberto van Buiten.

OK’s takeover of BP Netherlands came as a surprise even to BP dealer Jan Paul Kerkhof from The Hague, he confessed during the first edition of Mobility Energy Talks. With Kerkhof and Kelly Van Rijn-Van Tol of Tanqplus, the talk show, in addition to the ‘takeover of the year’, also discussed the Bovag study on the future of the industry. ‘Will there be any demand at all in 2030?’

As an entrepreneur, how do you respond to the transition from refuelling to charging, the upcoming ban on tobacco sales and increasing digitalisation? Those questions were addressed during Mobility Energy Talks, the first edition of this talk show by trade magazine Mobility Energy, which, in addition to focusing on the results from the Bovag survey ‘Tank Station of the Future’ , also covered the takeover of BP by Catom (parent company OK)

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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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