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Petroleum Review, Vol 59, Retail Marketing Survey, March 2005

03/2005

CONTENTS

2 SUPPLIERS OF PETROL TO THE UK RETAIL MARKET — 2004 I

6 REGIONAL BREAKDOWN OF PETROL AND DERV OUTLETS

8 FURTHER BREAKDOWN OF SITES INCLUDED IN SURVEY/ MOTORWAYS

9 UK OUTLETS RETAILING DERV

10 UK PRICES/SHOPS

11 SUPERMARKETS/SITE ATTENDANCE/24 HOURS/ASSOCIATED SHOP BRANDS/QUICK-SERVICE RESTAURANTS

12 STATIONS SELLING PETROL AND DERV/MOTOR SPIRIT AND DERV

DELIVERIES TO RETAIL AND COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS

13 TAXATION/RETAIL DELIVERIES OF MOTOR SPIRIT

14 NOZZLE COUNT/SUPER UNLEADED/ALTERNATIVE FUELS

15 CALL FOR INCREASED ACCEPTANCE OF INDUSTRY STANDARDS

18 FAST-GROWING FUEL ALTERNATIVE

20 LOW CARBON FUTURE

23 A TOTALLY INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS

24 BIG CHALLENGES AHEAD FOR THE DOWNSTREAM SECTOR

26 RIDING OUT THE 2004 PRICE STORM

28 SNAPSHOT OF WESTERN EUROPE’S FORECOURT NETWORK EDITORIAL

32 BRANDS FUELLING THE MARKET

34 MAKING THE MOST OF STOCK ROTATION

36 FUELLING SHOPPER NEEDS

38 CHINA AND INDIA - WAKING GIANTS

40 BRAND MANAGER NEWS AND VIEWS

Supplement details

PR_Vol59_NoRetail Marketing Survey_March_2005.pdf!

Journal title: Petroleum Review

Publisher: Energy Institute

Keywords: Service stations - Petrol retailing - RMS

Organisation: Energy Institute

Subjects: Retail and marketing, Filling stations