especially in the Achterhoek

Kuster Energy close to fifty locations with opening in Wehl: ‘More new filling stations coming soon’

Na de opening begin april van een nieuw station in het Gelderse Halle, heeft Kuster Energy nu een onbemand tankstation geopend op Bedrijvenpark A18 in het Gelderse Wehl. Met de nieuwe locaties, is Kuster Energy in Nederland heel dichtbij een netwerk van vijftig tankstations.
Kuster Energy heeft de afgelopen weken meerdere nieuwe tanklocaties geopend in de Achterhoek, zoals deze in Wehl.

Following the opening in early April of a new station in Halle, Gelderland, Kuster Energy has now opened an unmanned filling station at Bedrijvenpark A18 in Wehl, Gelderland. With the new locations, Kuster Energy is now very close to a network of 50 filling stations.

Kuster Energy is rapidly expanding the number of filling stations it has in the Netherlands. The latest additions are all in the east of the province of Gelderland, the company’s home base. In early April, Kuster Energy became the new operator of the TotalEnergies Express filling station on the Dorpsstraat in Halle. Less than three weeks later, it is the turn of Wehl, where Kuster Energy has opened a larger unmanned filling station at Bedrijvenpark A18. With a lot of freight traffic in the vicinity and the role Kuster Energy wants to play in the energy transition, not only fossil fuels but also more ‘green’ variants are available at the filling station. Thus, Euro95, Euro98, diesel, AdBlue, HVO20 and HVO100 can be filled up. The station is only accessible to business drivers and on-site payment units make fuelling possible 24/7. A TipTop Truckwash has also been set up at the site.
Kuster Energy says it will open further filling stations in the Achterhoek ‘soon’.

Network

Kuster Energy has a network of nearly 50 filling stations in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium. Some of the locations have manned shops according to the luxury formula Kuster Energy Point. Since this spring, the company has also been equipping filling station locations in Germany with fast charging poles. The vast majority of Kuster Energy filling stations are in the province of Gelderland. In Germany, the formula is close to ten refuelling locations.

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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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