Under an agreement with STS Group
ENOC Link delivers fuel to school buses in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah
ENOC Link is ENOC's comprehensive digital vehicle fuel delivery platform.
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ENOC Link, ENOC Group's comprehensive digital vehicle fuel delivery platform, has signed a cooperation agreement with STS Group School Transport Services Company to provide fuel delivery services to its 450 school bus fleet in the emirates of Sharjah and Abu Dhabi.
ENOC said in a statement that the new agreement represents an extension of the partnership that has brought the two sides together for six years, and comes to culminate in the addition of ENOC Link's digital vehicle fuel delivery services in an effort to enhance the smoothness of school transport operations and avoid any delays.
ENOC Group CEO, Saif Humaid Al Falasi, said: “We are pleased to extend our long-established partnership with (STS) Group to introduce innovative digital (ENOC Link) solutions, which represents a continuation of the expansion of our digital mobile fueling services.”
He added, "This agreement comes in response to STS' need for the highest quality fuels, to ensure that its operations run smoothly and safely."
For his part, Steve Burnell, CEO of School Transport Services Company (STS), said: “Thanks to the new agreement, our operations in Sharjah and Abu Dhabi will be supported by ENOC Link’s innovative digital services, and we are pleased to take advantage of this pioneering digital refueling experience, which will reduce The time wasted to refuel buses, and it will improve our fuel consumption.”
It is noteworthy that STS is the leading private school transport service operator in the UAE, with the largest fleet in the region in the private transport category.
Under the new cooperation, STS Group's fleet of buses will be able to safely and easily access ENOC Link products, which currently have the industry's most advanced solutions to digitally and comprehensively refuel companies in the region.
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