shops unchanged

Vissers Energy renews two motorway stations from BP to TotalEnergies

Jarenlang in de kleuren van BP, toont snelwegstation De IJssel aan de A2 bij Nieuwegein nu de uitstraling van TotalEnergies. Foto: ProMedia, 2026

Two BP motorway stations in Vissers Energy Group’s network have been re-coloured to TotalEnergies by the Horst-based company. These are petrol station ‘De IJssel’ on the A2 near Nieuwegein and ‘De Beerze’ on the A67 near Bladel, which from 1 May show in the TotalEnergies look and feel. The manned Moments & More filling stations at both locations have remained unchanged.

Vissers Energy did not revamp the former BP motorway stations to OK, as is currently taking place at hundreds of BPs in the Netherlands, but instead rebranded them to TotalEnergies. In doing so, the company has not only chosen a well-known A-brand, it also complies with the government’s aim to provide a broad and diverse offer for road users with as many different formulas as possible along the motorway. Thus, on the A2, Shell Haarrijn is the petrol station before TotalEnergies De IJssel and Esso Beesd is the petrol station after it.
Both locations have a manned Moments & More shop with bakery, the shop formula developed in-house by Vissers Energy. These have remained unchanged with the renewal of the locations to TotalEnergies.

Both TotalEnergies De IJssel and TotalEnergies De Beerse have multiple Vissers Energy fast chargers.

Conversion operation

The renewal of the two motorway stations is part of a conversion operation by Vissers Energy of a total of 14 BP filling stations across the Netherlands. None of the filling stations were renewed by the company to formula OK, which Catom is currently working on, but now show the colours of Esso, Shell, TotalEnergies and Vissers Energy’s own formula.

Thus, the three BP stations in the Limburg towns of Afferden, Beek and Venray have become Esso. For the BP filling stations in Sittard, Sliedrecht, Weert and Wittem, Vissers Energy chose to continue in the look and feel of Shell. The smaller unmanned filling stations in the network that used to be BP now show in the Vissers Energy Express look, such as the locations in Horst, Leunen, Neer, Sevenum and Weurt.

Vissers Energy Group operates 62 filling stations, 49 of which are manned.

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

Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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