CHANGING FACE OF FILLING STATIONS

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carbon energy account for 50 per cent of the country’s energy mix by 2050.

Vapour Recovery System (VRS) is one of the other energy-saving technologies being deployed at ENOC’s service stations. VRS captures vapour released from the petrol dispensers and storage tanks, and condenses it back into fuel form. The technology is expected to convert up to 50,000 litres of fuel per year, which is equivalent to one day sales volume of petrol in ENOC’s retail networks. Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) air-conditionings units, which use at least 36 per cent less energy than conventional methods, have also been integrated into the station’s operations, and motion sensor lighting ensures power is only used when required.

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bills – credit card, phone and DEWA, for example – as well as buy airline and event tickets. Each counter currently offers 15 services, with another 25 under development. ENOC also offers customers a ‘pop in’ sense of convenience through their 200 ZOOM stores in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain.

“We are evolving as a true convenience store player and taking ZOOM beyond its original concept as a service station convenience store. We are redefining customer expectations and experience by changing our merchandise mix and exploring newer options of the look-and-feel format,” Alqufaidi added.

Customers today can avail of all their automotive needs as well with its automotive services brand, AutoPro. With over 32 locations, it has the largest network of automotive services in the UAE providing a range of services including tyre and battery change, mechanical repair, oil change and various detailing services, including car wash.