I equipped it with a tank of 30,000 liters that allows filling 4 vehicles at one time
ENOC launches e-Link mobile refueling stations
E-Link stations are an ideal choice to meet the needs of residential complexes and business areas.
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ENOC Link, the comprehensive digital vehicle fuel delivery platform of ENOC Group, revealed its plans to launch new and first of its kind worldwide e-Link stations across the UAE, which are mobile stations that allow customers and drivers of vehicles. Easy access to refueling services.
ENOC said in a statement, yesterday, that the stations were designed specifically to expand the range covered by the network of gas stations, by shortening the time period for construction and start-up, which usually needs between 12 and 18 months, in addition to reducing the required space to 500 square feet, compared to the required space. For traditional service stations, which range between 30,000 and 50,000 square feet, which makes e-Link stations an ideal choice to meet the needs of residential complexes and business areas on a permanent basis.
The stations are equipped with a fuel tank with a capacity of 30,000 liters, which allows up to four vehicles to be refueled at the same time, thus reducing the waiting time for vehicles to refuel. The stations include umbrellas made of carbon fiber, known for its light weight, used in Formula 1 cars, in order to provide the best fueling experience. The stations are also equipped with innovative digital screens to enrich the refueling experience.
E-Link's mobile stations will provide continuous supplies of Special 95 Gasoline, Premium 98 Gasoline and Biodiesel.
Saif Humaid Al Falasi, CEO of ENOC Group, said: “At ENOC, we dedicate all our capabilities to meet the growing needs of refueling among the residents of the UAE, and to keep pace with the vast changes in the retail fuel sector, where customers are looking for easy and convenient refueling services. ».
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