Cleanfuel opens 20th station in Quezon City

MANILA, Philippines — Cleanfuel has reinforced its presence in Quezon City with the opening of a new station.

Its newly-opened service station in Bgy. San Jose, La Loma brings its total network in Quezon City to 20 stations.

Located along a vital route for trucks headed north via the North Luzon Expressway, Cleanfuel A. Bonifacio aims to be the preferred fuel stop of commercial vehicles before entering the expressway, where fuel prices tend to be significantly higher.

While the new station was designed to accommodate large trucks, Cleanfuel said locals and travelers in their private vehicles are also welcome to refuel and use the company’s hotel-quality air-conditioned restrooms.

“We are happy to open our newest retail station in A. Bonifacio in Quezon City that will cater largely to the commercial vehicles and private motorists going Northbound,” Cleanfuel president and CEO Jesus “Bong” Suntay said.

“As an independent fuel player with goals of being a top-of-mind choice for savvy motorists, Cleanfuel is committed to delivering top-notch fuels that are efficient, clean-burning, and meet the highest industry standards,” he said.

Cleanfuel looks forward to becoming a trusted partner for businesses, motorists and truckers who take A. Bonifacio Avenue as part of their regular route.

For its expansion, Cleanfuel is targeting thriving areas poised for further growth.

The company is one of the country’s pioneers in using cleaner and cheaper alternatives to gasoline.

Established in 2007, Cleanfuel started with Auto LPG conversion kits.

Cleanfuel’s initial products were well-received by both taxi op­erators and drivers that it became evident that there would eventually be a demand for public refilling stations.