BP and Total today announced that they will begin to accept each other’s fuel cards across Europe. The agreement, which goes into effect in 2018, will see Total accept use of the BP/Aral fuel card at its network of stations in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Germany. In return, BP/Aral will accept Total’s fuel card at stations in Germany, the UK, Austria, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Poland.

This agreement means that both BP/Aral card and Total card will be accepted at an additional 4,000 stations.

“The extension of our acceptance network means that BP/Aral customers now have access to over 22,000 sites in 29 countries, in addition to data and technical support to manage their fleets,” says Guy Moeyens, BP Chief Operating Officer Fuels, Europe & Southern Africa.

“With this extension of our acceptance network we will be able to satisfy our professional customer needs and perfectly complements our card offer in Europe. It will also contribute to one of the key objective of Total Group: accompany our customers in their energy choices and be the partner of their mobility,” concludes Benoît LUC, Total M&S Senior Vice President for Europe.