Mobility is one of the features that gains particular significance, especially in two cases:
- when an entrepreneur is executing smaller and larger projects in changing locations, such as construction, infrastructure projects, rescue missions, etc.,
- when the conditions in the entrepreneur’s area of operation do not allow, for instance, the construction of a standard facility (e.g., due to geological conditions, poorly developed infrastructure, or complicated procedures for obtaining construction permits and investments).
An element ensuring easy logistics and transport of our tanks and fuel stations are the structural solutions we have adopted. One of them is placing, for example, a storage tank in a container (standard shipping container or a container finished with layered panels). The second (in the case of fuel stations) is preparing the product so that it has the character of an all-in-one product, allowing for quick deployment for operation. This means that the tank is equipped with all elements necessary for direct fuel distribution. This includes elements such as a convenient platform on which a fuel dispenser can be mounted, a roof covering the platform, an electrical distribution panel, lighting, etc.
Mobile solutions allow for quicker responses to the needs of a dynamically changing market. They provide location flexibility and allow for the minimization of infrastructure development costs. In remote, poorly urbanized areas, places characterized by harsh climates or extreme weather conditions, as well as where fuel demand is intense but periodic, investments related to infrastructure and stationary construction development are often associated with high costs. In such cases, using mobile solutions has particular economic justification. It eliminates the need for investing in permanent infrastructure, which may prove unnecessary or unprofitable. The investment risk is much lower. The scale of procedures associated with obtaining building permits or handling official formalities also decreases.
Self-service fuel station for various types of fuel
capacity: 40 m3
Container station with a five-compartment tank with a capacity of 61 m3
capacity: 61 m3
Portable fuel station with a 55 m3 storage tank
capacity: 55 m3
Customized social container – to give rest and to please the eye
customised design with personalised interior design
Diesel fuel tank in a container
capacity: 10 m3
Self-service petrol station for the racecourse
capacity: 18 m3
A mobile petrol station with a platform in the form of a drip tray
capacity: 40 m3
Fuel tank with a platform and a roof, used for fuel distribution
capacity: 70 m3
A cylindrical petrol station with a platform built on two sides
capacity: 20 m3
Filling station for cars and snowmobiles for a Norwegian customer
capacity: 20 m3
Tank for liquid fuel with a platform and roof, Hestoya island in Norway
capacity: 26 m3
A petrol station with a custom platform for a fuel dispenser
capacity: 30 m3
Normobaric chamber in a container for client from North America
number of seats: 9 + 2
A mobile fuel station for a client from Norway
capacity: 35 m3
Fuel station in a container for a client from Western Norway
capacity: 35 m3
Mobile fuel station in an industrial area
capacity: 50 m3
Oxygen SPA for client from Canada
number of seats: 9 + 2
Container fuel station for a customer from Tiesleidalen, Norway
capacity: 35 m3
Fuel tank in a container – Botnhamn, Northern Norway
capacity: 40 m3
