Rompetrol is advancing its strategic growth in Romania’s fuel retail sector with plans to open 13 new multi-service fuel stations by 2026. This initiative aims to enhance the company’s footprint along critical transport routes and motorways, reflecting a broader trend in the energy market towards integrated mobility solutions.
The construction of the first six stations is already underway, with an expected completion date in April and public openings slated for the summer months. These new stations will serve as multi-service hubs, equipped with various fuel pumps, high-speed dispensers, AdBlue and LPG facilities, as well as four 150 kW EV charging points per site. Each station will incorporate Rompetrol’s latest retail concept, with an average built area of approximately 273 square meters.
Specifically, two of these stations are located on the A3 motorway near Sanpaul in Mureș County, positioned strategically for both passenger and freight vehicles. Additionally, two more are being developed on the Brașov bypass to accommodate diverse traffic needs. In Suceava County, construction is ongoing at two sites: one at the Ipotesti entrance to Suceava on DN2 and another on Scheia’s ring road, both designed to facilitate local and transit traffic.
Moreover, groundwork has commenced for seven additional stations in key locations such as the Bucharest ring road, Ovidiu (Constanța), Iași, Bacău, Timișoara, and two sites aimed at servicing cross-border traffic with Moldova through the Albita border crossing.
Rompetrol has steadily transformed its service stations into integrated energy and mobility centers over the last 15 years. This evolution includes a focus on electric vehicle infrastructure and digital services that enhance customer experience. The recent launch of the Rompetrol EV-Charge app allows users to monitor charger availability and waiting times in real time, further positioning Rompetrol at the forefront of energy innovation.
All new fuel stations will be managed by Rompetrol Downstream, which is part of KMG International’s operations in Romania. As of September 2025, Rompetrol operated a network of 1,206 sales points across the country, all supplied by the Petromidia Năvodari refinery—Romania’s largest refinery—ensuring a robust supply chain for its expanding retail network.
