Spain: Cepsa unveils its new modern service station design
Cepsa, a leading Spanish fuel retailer, presented its new model for its service stations in Las Palmas yesterday, revealing a new, modern outdoor design built with high-tech materials.
After four months of construction, the new Cepsa service station ‘La Esmeralda’ reflects the company´s new model of efficiency and sustainability, according to Cepsa.
The modern design of the service station reveals a new roof, supported by a technologically advanced structure that helps to drain water, as well as the smaller canopies above the petrol pumps that improve lighting.
Cepsa developed high-tech materials for the new design including the ETFE cushion shaped roof (ethylene tetrafluoroethylene), a very strong transparent polymer that remains stable with changes in temperature.
The ETFE also allows for a better use of natural light, reducing energy consumption. Additionally, all of the service stations have LED lighting, which reflects the energy efficiency plan at the company's service stations.
The new service station model forms part of Cepsa’s new positioning project. The company currently has more than 1,700 service stations across Spain and Portugal.
