UAE: ENOC Group welcomed four new service stations to its network
The company finished the construction of the sites located in Sharjah last year and has added up to 14 stations in the emirate.
ENOC Group has announced it concluded the past year with the opening of four new service stations in Sharjah. This brings the total network to 14 service stations in the Emirate, which is aligned to its expansion plans. The new sites are strategically located to better serve ENOC’s growing customer network.
“At ENOC, we are proud to have concluded 2021 with 4 new service stations in Sharjah, which will continue to meet the growing demand of our customers, whilst adhering to sustainable practices. The opening of these new service stations underlines our ongoing commitment to expand our retail footprint in the country and provide the best service to the residents of the UAE,” stated Saif Humaid Al Falasi, Group CEO of ENOC.
The new service stations feature ZOOM stores, UAE’s home-grown convenience store, offering customers access to a wide range of products on the go. In addition, all of them include the new services that ZOOM introduced in 2021 such as Emirates Post’s services. In line with ENOC’s commitment to foster sustainability across the nation, all four new service stations are equipped with fully automated fuel systems with auto tank gauging and electronic leak detection systems.
Furthermore, the lighting and illumination applications use zero maintenance LED lights with a life span of 50,000 hours and low voltage which protects against electrical and fire hazards and reduces energy consumption by 50%, which helps to reduce ENOC’s carbon footprint. The service stations also feature variable refrigerant flow technology in the AC systems with high Energy Efficiency Ratio that reduces energy consumption by 35% and uses only ozone free environmentally friendly refrigerants for all refrigeration units.
With this expansion, ENOC strengthened its fuel retail presence from 147 service stations in 2020 to 162 service stations across the UAE at the end of 2021.
