Spanish govt plans measures to boost petrol market competition

Fri, 22nd Feb 2013 13:36

MADRID, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Spain's government is planningmeasures to boost competition in the petrol market - currentlydominated by Spain's Repsol, British BP andprivately held Cepsa - according a draft plan given tojournalists on Friday.

Spain will make it easier to obtain licenses to open new gasstations in shopping malls and other areas. Also, industrialparks will be able to include gas stations and the process togrant permits for new gas stations will be standardised in everyregion in Spain.

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