UK Fuel Station Brands

Applegreen is a growing forecourt operator in the UK, known for modern sites that combine fuel with high-quality convenience retail, food-to-go and coffee.

Asda fuel stations are part of one of the UK's largest supermarket chains and are widely known for competitive pricing.

BP (British Petroleum) is one of the UK's largest fuel brands, with stations located across towns, cities and major road networks.

Circle K is an international forecourt and convenience brand operated by Couche-Tard, with stations primarily located in Northern Ireland and Ireland.

Co-op fuel stations are attached to the well-known community-focused supermarket chain, offering convenient refuelling alongside grocery shopping.

Costco is a membership-only warehouse retailer that offers some of the lowest fuel prices in the UK at its self-service forecourts.

Esso is a major fuel retailer in the UK with a long-established presence across urban and motorway locations.

Go is a fuel brand found at independently operated forecourts across the UK, typically offering straightforward, competitively priced fuel.

Gulf is a well-established global fuel brand with a heritage dating back over a century. In the UK, Gulf-branded forecourts are supplied by Certas Energy and operated by independent retailers.

Independent fuel stations are privately owned forecourts that operate without a major brand affiliation. They are found across the UK and often offer competitive local pricing.

JET stations in the UK are operated by independent retailers under licence, with a focus on simple, reliable fuel supply.

Maxol is a long-established Irish fuel retailer with stations in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, known for quality service and convenience retail.

Morrisons fuel stations are linked to the supermarket chain and are commonly found at larger store locations.

Murco is a fuel brand found at independent forecourts across the UK, supplied by various distributors. Murco sites tend to be straightforward refuelling stops.

Pace is a UK fuel brand supplied by Certas Energy, found at independently operated forecourts offering competitively priced fuel.

Rontec is one of the UK's largest independent forecourt operators, managing a significant network of petrol stations across England, Scotland and Wales.

Sainsbury's fuel stations are part of one of the UK's biggest supermarket groups and are popular with Nectar card users.

SGN Retail operates fuel stations across the UK, offering competitively priced fuel at a growing network of forecourts.

Shell is one of the most recognisable fuel brands in the UK, with stations ranging from local forecourts to motorway service areas.

Spar is a convenience retail brand found at many independently operated fuel forecourts across the UK, often partnered with fuel suppliers like Certas Energy.

Tesco fuel stations are a major part of the UK supermarket fuel market and are widely used by Clubcard holders.

Texaco operates across the UK under licence and is commonly found at independently run forecourts.

Total (now TotalEnergies) is a major global energy company with fuel stations across the UK, offering both standard and premium fuels.

Valero is a US-based energy company that operates the Pembroke oil refinery in Wales and supplies fuel to forecourts across the UK.

Welcome Break is a major UK motorway service area operator, providing fuel alongside restaurants, shops and other facilities at key locations on the motorway network.