Tamoil rolls out new T-Energy Express site in Netherlands

T-Energy has been active in the Dutch fuel market for over 75 years and runs 240 fuel and charging stations.

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Tamoil has expanded its Dutch network with a new unmanned T-Energy Express site in Drenthe province, located along the N34 regional highway near Westerveld. The station opened for fuel sales in early July, strengthening Tamoil's presence along a strategically important regional traffic corridor.

The new location, positioned opposite an existing T-Energy site in Emmen, serves both private and business customers, offering diesel, Euro 95, and Superplus 98. Like its sister site, the station features megalithic stone-themed design elements reflecting the region's "Hunebed" (dolmen) heritage and tourist branding.

The site also marks Tamoil's continued push into electric mobility, with two 320 kW T-Electric fast chargers now operational, giving the location combined fuel and EV charging capability. The company said the move reflects shifting mobility needs among private and commercial drivers.

Private customers using Tamoil's free mobile app receive up to 5 cents per liter in additional fuel discounts, while business customers can access savings on fuel and charging across more than 1,000 stations nationwide via the company's Mobility Card and online portal.

T-Energy operates as part of Tamoil Nederland, which has been active in the Dutch fuel market for over 75 years and runs 240 fuel and charging stations. The company sources green electricity for its network via its Zonnepark XXL solar park in Assen and is expanding renewable fuel offerings, including CNG and Neste MY Renewable Diesel. Tamoil is part of the Oilinvest Group, which also operates fuel and charging stations in Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and Spain.