Goodbye to Plenoil in 2025: the 'low cost' gas station makes an important decision

Goodbye to Plenoil in 2025: the ‘low cost’ gas station makes an important decision

The low cost Plenoil gas stations will begin 2025 with important changes in their service stations. One of them is the name change. And this chain that stands out for selling diesel and gasoline at a lower price that of the best-known brands such as Repsol or BP, is going to change its name and will be called Plenergy.

A step forward to consolidate itself in the energy market, promoting sustainable mobility and following the same path as Cepsa, which already announced that it would be renamed Moeve. As in this case, it is about changing to an approach multi-energya trend that is being consolidated in service stations nationwide.

It will be a process that could extend until the month of April, since so far, Plenoil has more than 280 gas stations spread throughout the country. It will be in April when the process is completed with the change of sign.

The company’s CEO, José Rodríguez Arellano, has highlighted the importance of this change since it “positions the group to continue offering the same product and experience while preparing for future growth.” And referring to new energy sources, he highlights that “it perfectly conveys our vision of offering the energy that the consumer demands.”

Plenoil will have 500 gas stations in 2027

The objective pursued by Plenoil (now Plenergy) is to have 500 service stations in 2027. Today, it is present in 16 Autonomous Communities, including the Balearic and Canary Islands. Andalusia is where it has the most presence, with 63 gas stations.

The Valencian Community follows with 62, Madrid with 47, Galicia (27) and Castilla y León with 17. In the future, the chain plans to open new service stations in Portugal and has announced the first in the town of Guarda.

As a novelty, it will incorporate more chargers for electric vehicles in its points of sale. A measure that will involve a high investment backed by the American Fund Tensile Capital Management and the management company Portobello Capital, which entered the group to accelerate this growth at both a national and international level.