Maxol CEO: ‘People in the South spend for today. They’re still much more cautious in the North’
The forecourt retailer has successfully navigated trading on both sides of the Border for more than a century. Now it’s tackling the transition to EVs
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Slowdown in EV sales could delay rollout of Maxol’s charging network, CEO warns
Concern over developing charging network too quickly ‘when the demand isn’t there’ as non-fuel sales now account for 40% of business
Regulator signs off on Maxol takeover of Naas Fuels
Deal brings the number of Maxol-branded sites across the island of Ireland to 252
Competition watchdog to investigate Maxol purchase of Naas Fuels
Naas Fuels owns and operates seven Circle K-branded retail motor fuel service stations
Fuel prices for motorists to rise as excise duty cuts are partially restored
Lobby group FFI has called for an expert group to be established to examine fiscal policies relating to energy and for further excise duty increases to be paused until the next budget
Maxol in ‘advanced’ talks to acquire more land and sites
Forecourt retailer has acquired 25 new sites over the past decade
Maxol to champion homegrown food heroes
Homegrown at Maxol gives local food and drinks businesses a chance to shine, win prime shelf space, mentorship, and marketing support. If food or drink is your business – it could be you
Maxol renews wholesale contract with Spar owner for €340m
BWG has also won the tender to supply forecourt retailer’s baked and deli goods over the next four years
Price rise at the fuel pump likely in response to Ukraine crisis
Rolling turmoil in restive state set to exert ‘further pressure’ on prices as ‘events unfold’
Irish electricity market loses first victim to price surge
Light goes out for fledgling supplier Bright Energy
Sandymount school to take court action against apartment development
Apartments on former petrol station site would overlook playground and classrooms
Could Ireland be on the cusp of a biofuel revolution?
“Electrification of cars is important in reducing emissions but it cannot do it all”
‘I’m so frustrated action wasn’t taken sooner’: Readers on new climate budgets
Irish Times readers’ views on proposed new carbon budgets likely to change how we live
Maxol Group warns on grid capacity as it reveals EV charging plan
Battery storage will be needed on sites to meet power demand, says chief executive
Man jailed for attempt to cut open ATM that could have caused huge explosion
Man (24) had researched how to use dangerously explosive equipment on YouTube
Maxol boosts profits and shifts from fuel to food
More than 1,000 people employed indirectly across group, including at its 237 forecourts
Man ‘could have killed himself’ if garda did not stop him blowing up ATM
Accused’s plan would have caused ‘huge explosion’ at Co Cork filling station, court hears
Man jailed for eight years over ‘tsunami’ of crimes in Tallaght
William Nolan ‘off his head on drugs’ when he endangered lives of two gardaí, court hears
Are biofuels part of the carbon emissions solution?
E10 fuel, which mixes plant-based ethanol into petrol, is being touted as a climate saviour but is it more trouble than it’s worth?
Petrol stations taking ‘inordinate’ amount of time to lower prices, says consumer group
Petrol groups warn of a ‘significant lag’ before pump prices reflect crude oil price drop
Basketball: Women’s Division One title up for decision as top four teams do battle
Last round of fixtures in Super League sees race for play-off spots
Basketball: DBS Éanna aiming to bounce back to winning ways
Following their defeat last week, joint leaders face a tricky test against Belfast Star
Dublin 15 lands a prime logistics opportunity at €5.25m
28-acre Huntstown site offers ready access by motorway to Dublin Airport and Port Tunnel
Five summer options for the enthusiastic cyclist
Charity cycles an ideal way to help stay fit over the summer months
Maxol announces €100m upgrade as focus shifts to convenience
Forecourt operator also signals it is on track to post double-digit profit growth for 2018
Oil importers stockpiling petroleum products ahead of Brexit
The Irish Petroleum Industry Association is confident there will be no significant risk to supply
Garvey’s Tralee Warriors league fate firmly in their own hands
Injury-hit Kerry side see instrumental American Kendal Williams taken off injured
Irish fintech company simplifies processing of retail cash
Sytem enables takings to be credited to retailers’ accounts on day of receipt
Templeogue set for big Dublin derby with Killester
Fr Mathews will be hoping to take the points from league leaders Liffey Celtics when they welcome them to Cork
Beach Road filling station site in Sandymount seeks €11.5m
Forecourts likely to feature more on retail landscape with the rise of electric cars
UCD Marian bounce back in style while Templeogue lucky to escape defeat
Courtyard Liffey Celtics extend winning run to 11 after sinking Killester in women’s league
Basketball: UCD and Killester clash a week before cup final
Women’s Super League leaders Liffey Celtics travel to Kilkenny to take on Marble City Hawks
Belfast Star fall to Templeogue after thrill-a-minute battle
Basketball: Northerners stage late comeback, but Dubliners get crucial scores at the death
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