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Five forecourts including Belfast, Londonderry, Antrim and Craigavon to offer hvoPRO which reduces carbon emissions by up to 90% compared to regular diesel

Brian Donaldson joined Maxol Group straight from university and became chief executive eight years ago.

MAXOL has officially unveiled its second ultra-rapid electric vehicle charging hub in the north, following a £2.

The Maxol CEO said that a hugely compelling case had been made by Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind because of the “positive and tangible impact” the ...

More than 600 people attended the EV Summit and Expo 2023 where they heard that Ireland now has 107,000 registered electric vehicles

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THE Northern Ireland business community’s ‘can do’ attitude and resilience are its greatest strength, especially during the current political and economic headwinds.

The Maxol service station in Rathnew features in a new advert for the family-owned forecourt and convenience retailer’s ‘Bags More’ marketing campaign.

One of Wexford’s busiest service stations has been snapped up in a multi-million euro deal without ever being placed on the open market.

FAMILY-owned forecourt and convenience retailer Maxol has begun a major redevelopment and expansion of its Braid River service station in Ballymena and a modernisation of its Marino site near Holywood.