ENOC Group, a leading integrated global energy player, has opened a new service station in Jebel Ali Free Zone (JAFZA), expanding its network to 207 locations nationwide.
This initiative aligns with the Group’s commitment to enhancing its retail capabilities and addressing Dubai’s growing energy demands.
The station is strategically located to support the industrial and logistics sectors of JAFZA. The launch is part of ENOC’s long-term growth plan to provide sustainable and integrated energy solutions while reinforcing its position as an innovative and forward-thinking energy solutions provider.
Furthermore, the new station operates across a 5,830-square-metre site with two distinct service areas: one catering to mainland traffic and another dedicated to serving businesses within the free zone. Both areas offer the full range of ENOC fuel grades, including Super 98, Special 95, E Plus 91, and Diesel, for commercial fleets, logistics operators, and individual motorists.
Hussain Sultan Lootah Acting CEO – ENOC Group
“JAFZA represents a critical economic zone for the UAE, home to over 11,000 companies across logistics, manufacturing, and trade. This station reflects our strategic approach to network expansion, investing where demand is strongest and providing maximum benefit and convenience to businesses and commuters. The station incorporates sustainability features that align with ENOC’s environmental commitments and the UAE’s net-zero ambitions. As Dubai continues to grow as a global trade and logistics hub, ENOC remains committed to delivering the energy solutions that power this growth.”
ENOC leads the way in eco-friendly energy solutions
Built with sustainability in focus, the station features PV solar panels already connected to the DEWA grid, generating renewable energy to support daily operations.
Additional energy-efficient infrastructure includes LED lighting with motion sensors, low-flow water fixtures, and energy-efficient HVAC systems. The site is equipped with a fuel vapor recovery system to minimize emissions and includes provisions for future DEWA EV charging stations.
