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Mobility Energy 2-2026: Car Wash Theme

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The second edition of Mobility Energy in 2026 will focus on the theme of car washes. In this edition, we’ll look back at the first few months of the year in the car wash sector, using a benchmark. We’ll also be visiting Washers Clever Carwash in Den Hoorn and talking to Ammeraal Beltech and Car Wash Transmissies about the differences between a chain conveyor and a plastic link belt. Furthermore, we speak to the CEO of Ionity, Jeroen van Tilburg, and visit the new Kwajongens petrol station operated by TanQplus in Zutphen.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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