CleanFuel Kamias opens its pumps to customers

CleanFuel is opening a new fuel station in Kamias Road, yet another station added to the portfolio of the independent fuel company. High quality and cost-efficient fuel are on offer from the company to motorists who frequent this road located in Barangay Sikatuna Village in Quezon City.

The station is the 56th network station of CleanFuel nationwide. It is equipped with first-class facilities that included amenities for motorists heading eastbound. Spacious air-conditioned restrooms, commercial space for lease, credit card facility, air and water service, and a customer rewards program that allows vehicle operators points and redeemable products.

As we continue to grow as a company, we wanted to make sure that we provide nothing but high quality and affordable fuel to Filipino consumers. The opening of Cleanfuel Kamias is a testament of what the company has achieved over the last decade as a brand and the value that we put in our business.

Bong Suntay
President, Cleanfuel

CleanFuel is looking to complete up to 10 stations for 2019. The company has been making moves to expand its reach in the country, especially with the brand’s motorsport marketing effort giving a contract renewal to one of its drivers.

Bong Suntay also stated that they are sending a clear message to motorists for them to access quality fuels for less. He also hopes that more private vehicles will gas up at stations to experience the same mileage, performance and value for money that CleanFuel can deliver.

So far, a total of 56 stations across the National Capital Region (NCR), Southern Luzon, and Northern Luzon have locations with onsite facilities that are maintained to exacting standards of cleanliness and hygiene to accommodate even the most discerning of customers. Cashless payments may also be made to further the goal of convenience for consumers.

The fueling company is experiencing steady growth over the course of the year. By continually expanding, CleanFuel is not only providing quality fuel for less, but creating job opportunities for Filipinos.