DCB Energy

DCB Energy is a Dutch company that operates a fuel and charging network for road users, with a particular focus on the transport and logistics sector. Its business is built around the idea of supplying both the fuels of today and the energy solutions of tomorrow: at its locations drivers can refuel with conventional and renewable liquid fuels such as diesel, HVO100 and AdBlue, use LNG at dedicated DCB Energy HUBs, and increasingly charge electric trucks and commercial vehicles through its DCBCharge network. The company describes itself as investing today in the fuels of tomorrow and frames its mission as making the energy transition accessible and affordable for everyone. The network is concentrated in the Netherlands and Belgium, where DCB Energy continues to expand. Its locations are positioned along important transport corridors and at logistics hubs, and the company has opened a flagship site at Hazeldonk-Meer as well as a multi-energy location at Distripark III in Rotterdam-Albrandswaard. The Distripark III site illustrates the company's combined approach, offering diesel, AdBlue, HVO100 and DCBCharge electric fast charging from a single location, which is relevant for drivers who need to enter zero-emission zones (ZES). Beyond fuel supply, DCB Energy offers a set of services aimed at fleet operators and professional drivers. These include excise and VAT refund and advance-payment services across much of Europe, toll and booking services, and the LNG Academy. Customers access the network through the DCB Card, a tank and charge card available to both business users and consumers, and the company has been preparing a smartphone-based version called DCB Pay. The company also operates DCBCharge, its charging brand, which has installed superchargers of 400 kW for electric trucks and commercial vehicles, powered by 100% green renewable energy. DCB Energy presents itself as customer-friendly, personal and professional, and as flexible in responding to the needs of its customers and the fuel market. Its communications emphasize initiative and continuity, positioning the company as an active participant in the energy transition rather than a passive observer. The company is active in the Dutch and Belgian markets and continues to invest in expanding its network of fuel and charging locations.

DCB Energy is a Dutch company operating in the fuel and mobility sector, with a network of fuel stations and charging locations serving road transport. Public information about the company is limited, but its own communications describe an organization focused on the transport and logistics market and on combining conventional fuels with newer energy solutions. The company's development has centered on expanding its network in the Netherlands and Belgium. A significant step was the opening of a flagship location at Hazeldonk-Meer, a major transport corridor point, which the company highlighted as part of its growth. Another milestone was the launch of the Distripark III location in Rotterdam-Albrandswaard, which went live on 29 June 2026. This site was presented as a multi-energy location where drivers can refuel with diesel, HVO100 and AdBlue and also charge electric vehicles using DCBCharge, reflecting the company's stated aim of offering both the energy solutions of today and tomorrow. Alongside its fuel network, DCB Energy has invested in electric charging infrastructure through its DCBCharge brand. The company installed its first superchargers for electric trucks and commercial vehicles, with a capacity of 400 kW, powered by 100% green renewable energy. This move positioned DCB Energy as an early provider of high-power charging for heavy vehicles in its market, addressing the needs of transport operators facing zero-emission zones. DCB Energy has also developed a services layer for its customers. It offers excise and VAT refund and advance-payment services across much of Europe, toll and booking services, and an LNG Academy. Access to the network is provided through the DCB Card, a tank and charge card for both business and consumer users. The company announced plans for DCB Pay, a smartphone-downloadable tank and charge pass, expected from the end of January 2026. In an article in Nieuwsblad Transport, Carola Berkel discussed the expansion of the DCB Energy network in the Netherlands and Belgium, including the new flagship at Hazeldonk-Meer and the introduction of DCB Pay. The company's messaging emphasizes initiative, sustainability and affordability, presenting itself as an active participant in the energy transition. It continues to invest in a future-proof energy supply for the transport sector, expanding its network of locations that combine traditional fuels, renewable fuels such as HVO100, and electric charging.

• DCB Energy Distripark III location goes live, offering diesel, HVO100, AdBlue and DCBCharge electric fast charging.

• Opening of the new flagship location at Hazeldonk-Meer.

• First superchargers for e-trucks and e-commercial vehicles installed, with 400 kW capacity powered by 100% green renewable energy.

• Planned introduction of DCB Pay, a smartphone-downloadable tank and charge pass, from the end of January 2026.

Fuel and charging network for road transport, combining conventional and renewable fuels with electric truck charging to make the energy transition accessible and affordable.

• Diesel

  Conventional diesel fuel available at DCB Energy locations.

• HVO100

  Renewable diesel fuel available at DCB Energy locations.

• AdBlue

  Diesel exhaust fluid available at DCB Energy locations.

• LNG

  Liquefied natural gas available at DCB Energy HUBs.

• DCBCharge electric charging

  Electric vehicle charging network with 400 kW superchargers for trucks and commercial vehicles, powered by 100% green renewable energy.

• DCB Card

  Tank and charge card for business and consumer users.

• DCB Pay

  Smartphone-downloadable tank and charge pass, planned from end of January 2026.

• Excise and VAT refund services

  Services to reclaim and advance excise and VAT across much of Europe for DCB Card holders.

• Toll and booking services

  Toll payment and booking services covering local networks to multi-country services.

• LNG Academy

  Training or information service related to LNG fueling.

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