List of automotive fuel brands
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This is a list of automotive fuel retail brands ("petrol" or "gasoline", "diesel", etc.) and their controlling oil companies.
- Revisions and sourced additions are welcome.
The format of this page is based on current ownership and where they largely operate:
- Parent Company
- Children (acquired companies and notable brands)
- Admiral Oil Co. — Michigan
- Afriquia — Morocco
- Aldrees — Saudi Arabia
- Amerika — South Florida U.S.
- Ampride — United States
- ANCAP — Uruguay
- Api-IP — Italy
- ASDA — United Kingdom
- Attock Petroleum — Pakistan
- Bharat Petroleum — India
- BP (advertising tagline "Beyond Petroleum", initials stood for British Petroleum, but with the merger of AMOCO in 1998, BP is the actual corporate name)
- CHS, Inc.
- Cenex — United States(Mainly Midwest, Western U.S. and Southwest U.S.)
- Challenge (gasoline) - New Zealand
- Chevron — International
- Chevron — United States and Canada
- Texaco — Europe, United States and Latin America
- Caltex — Asia, Africa, Oceania
- Ampol — Australia (Almost all stations in progress of changing to Caltex)
- HydroTexaco — Norway and Denmark: joint venture sold (2007) to YX Energi
- Clark — United States (now defunct)[1]
- ConocoPhillips
- Conoco — southeast and central United States
- Phillips (Phillips 66)
- Union 76 (former brand of Union Oil of California, which has exited the retail fuel business)
- Circle K mainly on C-stores, often with 76 gasoline
- Jet — Europe and Thailand
- ProJet — Malaysia, sold late 2007 to Shell
- Turkpetrol — Turkey
- Delta — Panama
- Coastal — being phased out in most US States
- Copec — Chile
- CountryMark; Indiana
- Cosmo Oil — Japan
- Crevier — Canada
- Crystal Flash Energy — United States(Michigan and Indiana)
- Cupet — Cuba
- DEA — Germany and neighbouring countries - sold by RWE to Shell in 2001
- Delek — Israel
- Emo — Ireland
- Engen — South Africa
- Eneos — Japan and China
- ExxonMobil
- Exxon — United States
- Mobil — United States, Australia and New Zealand
- Esso — International (not Australia/New Zealand)
- Esso/Imperial Oil — Canada
- Flying J — United States and Canada
- Frontier — United States
- Beeline
- Galp Energy — Portugal (formerly known as Petrogal)
- Gasoline Alley Services (G.A.S) — New Zealand
- Giant Industries, Inc — southwestern United States
- Conoco(joint alliance to market the Conoco gasoline brand) — Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah
- Giant — Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico
- Mustang — Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah
- Gulf Oil — Northeastern US (by Cumberland Farms); UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Madagascar (by independent licensees)
- Gull (gasoline) — Eastern US, Australia, New Zealand (North Island)
- Hess Corporation
- Hess — United States
- Holiday — US (Midwest from Michigan to Washington State and Alaska)
- Hindustan Petroleum — India
- Husky Energy — Canada
- IBP Co. Limited — India
- Idemitsu — Japan
- Indian Oil Corp. — India
- Ipiranga — Brazil
- Irving Oil — Eastern Canada and New England
- ENI - Italian petrol company
- Agip
- formerly IP - essentially the Italian Shell outlets acquired in 1974, which were sold to API in 2005
- JOMO — Japan
- Kuwait Petroleum Corp. (KPC)
- Kygnus Oil — Japan
- LOTOS — Poland
- Lukoil
- Getty
- Teboil — Finland
- Liberty Oil; Australia
- Marathon Petroleum Company
- Marathon
- Pilot Travel Centers, LLC — United States
- Speedway SuperAmerica
- Martin and Bayley
- Huck's Now — Midwestern US
- Maxol — Ireland
- Estuary
- MOL — Magyar Olaj és Gázipari Rt., Hungarian Oil in Hungary and Eastern Europe
- Meijer — Midwestern US
- Murphy Oil Corporation
- MurphyUSA — United States, primarily at Wal-Mart locations
- MURCO — United Kingdom
- N1 — Iceland
- Neste — Finland
- Norsk Hydro - now merged with Statoil
- Hydro — Sweden
- HydroTexaco — Norway and Denmark, JV prior to sale creating YX Energi
- Rema Bensin — Norway (defunct)
- Uno-X — Scandinavia
- North Atlantic Refining — Newfoundland, Canada
- Oil and Gas Development Corporation (OGDC) — Pakistan
- Olís — Iceland
- OLCO Petroleum Group, Incorporated — Ontario and Quebec, Canada
- OMV — Austria, Germany, Eastern Europe
- Avanti — Austria, discount brand
- Petrom — Romania
- Oro Negro — Cuba
- Pakistan State Oil — Pakistan
- Pakistan Burma Shell (PBS) — Pakistan
- Pakistan Refinery — Pakistan
- Pakistan Oilfields — Pakistan
- Pakistan Standard Oil — Pakistan
- Paz — Israel
- Pemex — Mexico
- Pertamina — Indonesia
- Petrobras — Brazil
- Petro-Canada — Canada
- PetroChina — People's Republic of China
- Petrol Ofisi, PO — Turkey
- Petronic — Nicaragua
- P.N.O.C. — Philippines
- Petronas — Malaysia
- Engen — South Africa
- Petróleos Mexicanos — Mexico
- Petróleos de Nicaragua — Nicaragua
- Petronic
- Petroleos de Venezuela
- Citgo — United States
- Pilot Corporation — United States
- Pilot Travel Centers, LLC — United States
- Pioneer Petroleum — Ontario, Canada
- PKN Orlen — Poland
- Quick Chek — New Jersey, New York
- QuikTrip — Southern United States
- RaceTrac Petroleum — Southeastern United States
- Reliance Petroleum Ltd.— India
- Repsol YPF — Spain
- Royal Dutch Shell
- Shell — International
- Shell Canada
- Motiva a joint venture with Saudi Aramco, sold under Shell brand
- Sainsbury's — United Kingdom
- Sasol — South Africa
- Saudi Aramco — Saudi Arabia
- Sheetz — Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina
- Sinclair — Western and Central U.S.
- Sinopec — China
- Singapore Petroleum Company (SPC) — Singapore
- Speedway
- Speedy Q — Michigan
- Statoil
- 1-2-3 — Scandinavia
- Statoil — Scandinavia, Balticum and Ireland
- Stork — Japan
- Sunoco — U.S. and Canada (separate ownership)
- Tesco — United Kingdom, Ireland, Poland and Hungary
- Tesoro — United States
- Tesoro
- Mirastar — at regional Wal-Mart stores
- Terpel — Colombia
- Accel — Panama
- TOP — Ireland
- Topaz Energy — Ireland
- Shell (under licence)
- Statoil (under licence)
- Total — France, plus selected countries in Europe, Africa and Asia
- APCO — United States
- Vickers — United States
- United Petroleum; Australia
- Valero — U.S.
- Beacon (gas) — U.S.
- Diamond Shamrock — U.S.
- Shamrock — U.S.
- Total — U.S.
- Ultramar — Canada (formerly the parent company also supplied branded service stations in California and the UK)
- Wawa — Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and New Jersey
- YPF— Argentina, Uruguay and Chile
- Wilsons Gas Stops — Atlantic Canada
- Zephyr — United States(Midwest)
[edit] External links
- The Gas Signs web site shows images of many brands of gasoline on service stations, mainly in the USA
- The Petrol Maps web site provides a comprehensive list of European brands known to have issued road maps, as well as a summary of some of the larger names not thought to have sold maps
