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Petrocam opens another solar powered filling station

By OLUWAGBENGA BANKOLE

The utilisation of renewable energy appears to be gathering momentum in the petroleum downstream sector, particularly by Petrocam Trading Nigeria Limited as the oil firm opened its fourth solar powered filling station in Lagos.

The filing station which located at Ilepo Oke-Odo, Lagos Abeokuta express way was expected to boost fuel supply in the metropolis with a storage capacity of about 135,000 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) popularly known as petrol and 45,000 litres of Diesel.

The filling station witnessed a huge traffic of motorists in the first hour of operation.

Speaking exclusively with our correspondent at the official opening of the filling station today, the Admin and Sales Manager, Petrocam Trading Nigeria Limited,  Eyo Oghogho said that the intention of the company is to spread their tentacles across the locations in Lagos and its environs so as to make petroleum products available, affordable and easily accessible to everybody.

She disclosed that the filling station has 3 pumps with a gas skid and  four underground tanks with three PMS of 45,000 litres capacity each and one Automated Gas Oil (AGO) or diesel storage.



Oghogho urged Lagosians, particularly residents of Ilepo Oke-Odo to patronize them, saying that they have a very good customer service and they want them to come in order to enjoy the petroleum experience.

"In the next one year we intend to open three more stations in other part of Lagos so that people can have access to good customer service and well measured litre. We realized that a lot of filling stations cheat customers and for this reason, we are positioned to provide solutions by making Nigerians experience best of service," she stated.

Petrocam Trading Nigeria Limited prides itself as an entity focused on commodity trading in Africa and has in the last 10 years developed invaluable and competitive experience in operating in developing countries and has cemented its ability to facilitate trade in emerging and developing markets, relating to African import and export flows of commodities.
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