Certas Business

Certas Energy is delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for the GreenFleet Industry Innovation Award for the work we have done in pioneering the use of GTL Fuel in the UK, a cleaner burning alternative to diesel. The Industry Innovation Award recognises companies that have introduced a new technology, practice or method that

In response to a growing demand for practical solutions to help reduce emissions, Certas Energy, the UK’s largest independent supplier of fuels and lubricants, has extended its supply of GTL Fuel to its Horsham depot, providing customers across Sussex with access to a cleaner burning alternative to diesel. The availability of GTL at Horsham adds

The introduction of the T-charge in London this week has put added pressure on haulage companies to ensure their fleets meet the Euro 4/IV emissions standards or risk paying £10 per day to drive in central London. Upgrading to low-emission fleets can represent logistical challenges and cost implications but in order to combat the air

Certas Energy, the largest independent supplier of fuel and lubricants in the UK, will be showcasing its offering for Scotland’s public procurement community on stand 114 at Procurex Scotland, held at the SEC in Glasgow on 25th October 2017. As a trusted partner for public procurement, Certas Energy is committed to supporting the public sector

Certas Energy, the UK’s largest independent supplier of fuels and lubricants, has officially launched in the South East to provide fuel and lubricant management solutions to customers across the region under one brand name. The nationwide supplier, which operates over 30 individual depots in the South East, has rebranded the depots under the Certas Energy

Certas Energy, the largest independent supplier of fuel and lubricants in the UK, will debut its offering for the rail industry at the RVE Expo taking place on the 5th October. Under increasing pressure to drive down costs and maximise fleet efficiency, rail engineers need access to reliable solutions to keep the UK’s railways moving. Certas