ENOC Link opens first eLink station in Sharjah

ENOC Link, the digital mobile fuel supply service for businesses and consumers in the UAE by ENOC Group, unveiled a new eLink station in the relatively new development of Aljada in Sharjah, marking its entry into the emirate. The station will be parked in the ZAD parking lot.

The eLink station, which is in close proximity to Sharjah University City, will offer both community residents as well as students easy and convenient fuelling services from 7am to 11pm every day.

Fuelling over 400 vehicles per day, and up to four vehicles simultaneously, the new eLink station will offer consumers a reliable supply of Special 95 and Super 98 at the same price as retail fuel stations.

Saif Humaid Al Falasi, Group CEO, ENOC, said: “In line with our plans to strengthen the UAE’s fuel infrastructure with more innovative and technology-driven solutions, we have opened our very first eLink station in the Emirate of Sharjah today. The eLink station in Sharjah’s Aljada development will not only cater to the needs of the community, but also those of students who are in the nearby Sharjah University City. As the way fuel retail is delivered continues to evolve, we are committed to reinventing how we can offer better access to fuel in the future whilst also meeting the needs of the present.”

The futuristic eLink station does not require assembly and can easily be deployed and relocated to different locations if needed, without any downtime. The station also includes vapour recovery systems to reduce emissions while loading from storage tanks.

ENOC Link complies with the highest international safety standards including NFPA, ADR and UL. To minimise health and safety risks, all delivery staff are fully trained to follow strict safety and fuelling protocols.

Founded in 2019, ENOC Link is a fully owned subsidiary of ENOC Group which was created as part of ‘NEXT’, the Group’s digital accelerator program. It enables refuelling and offers an end-to-end digital fuelling experience for consumers and fleet owners.