Gas Stations and Highway Service Plazas in the Philippines

[cropher]

There is a proliferation of spacious gas station plazas of SHELL/PETRON/CALTEX etc. on SLEX and NLEX(?) of which along with the gas station are convenience stores , fastfood outlets , cafes and even restos are present. Which in particular are your favorites to dtive thru for a load of gasoline or even shop or dine ? and why so?

[renell]

here's the sites to check out where and which
http://www.pncc.net/pncc/pncc_south.asp
http://www.pncc.net/pncc/pncc_north.asp

anyways, i like the Petron Stations in NLEX. northbound or southbound, they have heaps of fast-food joints which suit my taste :)

i don't go in long-distance travel in SLEX. just up to Sucat and Alabang nowadays

[federal]

There's a big one which just opened at SLEX... forgot which station though.. very big! with searchlights pa at night! mala-Hollywood hehe

[Kiel]

There's a big one which just opened at SLEX... forgot which station though.. very big! with searchlights pa at night! mala-Hollywood hehe

ooh, I know one!! CALTEX :D Shell is opening one too, (the one that comes back to Manila) Every morning I stop by Petron to buy some hot choco so yea :) Will supply pictures. Right timing; I took pictures of Caltex just a while ago. :)

[Kiel]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v33/cdude/DSC04437.jpg

here's a picture of the newly opened McDonalds in Caltex. :D I'll have more pictures soon :D

[mysaong03]

i like the shell gas station near d skyway magallanes ramp, its always crowded tho. may alam ba kayong self-service gas stations here in MM?

[renell]

i doubt there is, given the lack of trust between customers and the retailers in MM. ;)

where in SLEX is this new Caltex?

[Kiel]

ako wala akong alamg self-service stations here; doubt there is din. lol

@renell It's in the Southwoods part of the SLEX. :)

[ryanr]

yeah..i've been to these gas stations/rest stops. They are really cool...makes me feel like im in the states, some of them are even better!

In NLEX:

Petron has Pizza Hut, Jollibee, Gloria Jean Coffee, etc...
Shell has Starbucks, KFC, Burger King, etc...
And i think Caltex has McDonalds.

[Kiel]

In this caltex it has mcdonalds, hen lin, pancake house, and starbucks too.

all of the stations I've seen have starbucks opened. :) (Petron, Caltex, and Shell)

[mysaong03]

i see, m stil hopin we could finaly hav our 1st ever self service station in d country hehe....maybe the retailers can experiment that near or w/in the makti/ortigas cbd, but those office workers might dont wana get a bit dirty...

the new caltex is just in front of the petron slex near the manila southwoods exit, i also noticed gas statiuons in slex r usualy much bigger than in nlex. pero i find one thing all of them lack, lodging services... some travellers who might be very tired & exhausted can check -in 4 even just a few hours to take a nap or what ever pero puro fastfood naman yung extra services ng gas stations, sana merong lodge or microtel suites din kahit papano...

[ronnaveth]

it's a bit not practical to have a microtel at our slex and nlex because it's such a short time travel unlike interstate highway in the states....it would only take less than a day to reach the farthest destination---say, from manila to baguio----so, why would people even bother to take a lodge if they can reach their destination in less than a day

[federal]

point noted... and actually, i think it's true! Plus, there are a lot of motels or 3-star hotels already...

[renell]

self-servicing stations.. that's not impossible. how about a "pay first, gas later" scheme:D

i dunno where i've ate in those gas stations

[JudeD]

There were actually several self-service gas stations in Manila during the late 80s to early 90s, this included the Shell station in Magallanes (which is where we'd always gas up back then, the food you could buy in their shop was always interesting imported stuff, they even had Twinkies). I'm surprised nobody else remembers this. I guess self-service didn't catch on. Labor costs are really cheap here naman so I don't think it's really necessary yet. Besides, Filipinos like being waited on.

The huge Caltex and Shell stations in San Pedro Laguna along SLEX are really close to where my parents live so we're trying to figure out how to get to them without having to exit to the highway. :-)

[bagel]

Self-serve in RP? I remember. In the 80s... We used to think "Feeling Stateside tayo ngayon! Let's fill up ourselves!" The one I remember was a Shell station on Sucat Rd, between SLEX and Loyola Memorial Park, back when the road was less crowded. I remember how spacious it was and how well-lit it was and how my friends and I competed to press the buttons on the pumps. I also remember how excited I was to squeegee our own windshield! This was also the time when KFC was called Kentucky Fried Chicken and you can get legitimate biscuits with gravy there-- none of this chicken and rice weirdness.

But it really doesn't make sense. As Jude said, labor is so cheap here and Filipinos are used to having people do menial tasks for them.

[sojourner truth ™]

What do you guys think is better (gasoline quality + service), Petron, Caltex, Shell or other?

[apiong]

There were actually several self-service gas stations in Manila during the late 80s to early 90s, this included the Shell station in Magallanes (which is where we'd always gas up back then, the food you could buy in their shop was always interesting imported stuff, they even had Twinkies). I'm surprised nobody else remembers this.

I remember... back late 90's (good old college days)... during the bulk of the construction of the skyway, we always stopover there at Shell Magallanes to eat and let the traffic "dissipate" itself... we kind of made it a habit of stopping over there... maybe that's why the name of the store there (before they changed it to Select) was "Bad Habit"

[apiong]

What do you guys think is better (gasoline quality + service), Petron, Caltex, Shell or other?

we find Petron the best!

as much as possible, we try to fill-up with XCS... on long haul journeys, Blaze.

(our engine seems to have this weird reaction to Caltex Gold lately... quality issues?... also, Shell Velocity's high price for a 95+ octane rating seems unjustifiable... it was 96+ before.)

btw, they're building a Petron station at the northbound stretch of the STAR tollway (near Lipa City interchange, just after the Pusil overpass)

[federal]

Am really surprised at our fuel grades here in Manila... in the US, when I fill up my tank, i see octane grades at 89+ only! But despite our high fuel grades here, polluted pa din... why?

[amras]

kasi most of the vehicles are dirty.. especially the jeepneys... and also due to lack of trees along major roads, nothing absorbs the pollution. plus the volume of vehicles is too much.

[bagel]

Am really surprised at our fuel grades here in Manila... in the US, when I fill up my tank, i see octane grades at 89+ only! But despite our high fuel grades here, polluted pa din... why?

Re: the fuel grades, one reason why you may be surprised is because the rating system for rating octane in fuel is possibly different in the Philippines and in the US. The gas filler door on my car has a table on it that says that my car requires 91 octane or above (US) and 95 octane or above (Eur). My conclusion was that they just have a different equation for calculating octane in the US. For what it's worth, in California, the max octane you can get at gas stations is 91 octane. Back east in NJ, I remember seeing 93 and even 94.

[Skyblade]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v33/cdude/DSC04437.jpg

here's a picture of the newly opened McDonalds in Caltex. :D I'll have more pictures soon :D

Ooooh I must say, very nice!!! m))

[ryanr]

http://www.sanpedro-online.coms.ph/images/various/petron.jpg

[renell]

is that the Petron Station in NLEX? i don't really look at where we stop, i just eat there:D

[Kiel]

This one is in SLEX, :D I think...

[mysaong03]

that one is in slex, near the manila southwoods exit (Km 31)

[mysaong03]

that one is in slex, near the manila southwoods exit (Km 31), in front of it is the new caltex tht weve been talkin bout.

[jbkayaker12]

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[federal]

definitely...

putting high grade gas on a 50 year-old won't eliminate its black darn smoke...

[cropher]

I noticed that the gasoline station ( Caltex ? ) along northbound SLEX before the Filinvest exit was torn down already . I wonder why did they demolish it and what are their plans about it ( expansion or completely closed ) .Anyone who has updates about it?

[ryanr]

I dunno about that...but Total just opened its largest gas station in Asia on Northbound SLEX.

Total opens its biggest Asian station on SLEX
New oil player Total Philippines Corporation yesterday opened its largest service station in Asia along the northbound lane of the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX).

Total South, which costs P150 million, boasts of French Mediterranean architecture on a 2.1-hectare land located in Santa Rosa, Laguna at the northbound lane of the SLEx.

"It is Total's expression of confidence in the Philippine market," Total President and Managing Director Jeff Attwood said.

Total Philippines is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Total, the fourth largest oil and gas firm in the world.

Total Senior Vice-President for Refining and Marketing Asia Gary Jones cited the efforts of its Philippine subsidiary in building the firm's global brand in the country and creating high visibility in the energy sector.

Mr. Jones also assured Total's confidence in the Philippine market and of its continued presence in the country through its operations and investments. In the past, only the Big 3 oil companies composed of Petron Corp., Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp., and Caltex Philippines, Inc., had the option to put up service facilities along the SLEx, Total said. As the highlight of the grand opening, Energy Sec. Vincent S. Perez, Jr., for his part, lauded Total for its continued commitment in building a sustainable energy sector in the country.

Total South operates 24 hours and currently has six locators from among the top food companies in the country including Seattle's Best Coffee, Chowking, Greenwich, Jollibee, Sakon Thai Noodle Express and Fruitas.

Soon to open are Via Mare, Rose and Grace of Batangas, followed by KFC. It also has ŒBonjour,' a one-stop convenience store that builds on the concept of convenience travel.

In addition, the station has a children's playground and activity corner, business and first-aid centers and air-conditioned restrooms. "We have built the biggest station in the whole of the Asian network of Total," said Total Vice-President for Retail Anna Whitehouse. -- B. S. Sto. Domingo

[renell]

Man these SLEX and NLEX gas stations really are huge, but often it's not the gas people come to. :D

[ryanr]

Yeah...the restaurants and coffeeshops in these gas plazas are packed!! Not just full, but packed!! There are so many people especially on Fridays and weekends.

[renell]

Indeed that's true, sometimes you do wonder what happened to tita's baon :D. I reckon DOTC, PNCC or whoever runs these expressways gets a fair bit amount of cash from these places..

[bustero]

I know why the demolished it. There's a bigger newer Caltex station.It's one of three new megastations on the northbound lane of the SLEX (These include the total listed above, and a shell). I had lunch in the Caltex (or was it the shell one, kinda pathetic that they're so generic) on thur.

[ThisFire]

That picture is another example of how Metro Manila and other places can look like Miami, Florida.

[cropher]

You are probably right , that demolished one is one of the earliest gas station built there and its not a mega-gas station ( no restos , conv. stores ) its not advisable to maintain it competing with other megastations .

[stephencua]

yesterday on an outing with friends, we stopped at the total gas station on the northbound side of SLEX.. WOW.. it was huge.. there were only a couple of cars at the gas station since it was very near the end of the expressway..

but they have very clean restrooms and spacious parking.. :)

[jbkayaker12]

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[bagel]

Wow. These aren't gas station/rest areas. These are malls!

[jbkayaker12]

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[bagel]

It's kind of weird too because if you think about it, rest areas in the US exist every 50 or so miles if they even have them. But the distance from Nichols toll plaza to the end isn't that long. And yet there are several of these service areas along the length of SLEX. I guess this is one area where the Philippines has the US beat. Either that or Filipinos have short attention spans and lose patience much more quickly on the road than Americans. Or the traffic is so bad that you need many of these stops to bide the time. Anyway, thanks for the pics.

[jbkayaker12]

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[absent-minded]

impressive indeed...!! they are like mini strip-malls that you get a lot of within the city here in Vancouver, not on the highways. I like the design of this one. simple but sleek and clean and modern...

[ryanr]

Wow...thats impressive! Pretty huge too.

[thomasian]

Is that the newly opened Shell station at the northbound lane of SLEX?
Impressive, nice addition to our mega gas stations.

How about the other megastations not found in SLEX and NLEX?
I remember there's one in D. Macapagal Ave cor. EDSA extension and the new one in Frontera Verde at Julia Vargas cor. C-5. They also have several dining establishments there just like the ones found along SLEX and NLEX.

[mysaong03]

wait, i got a bit confused tho, r u sayin that there r now 3 super gas stations in slex northbound, shell, caltex & total?? o my...

how bout the southbound? are they still just the shell & petron?

[kiretoce]

:eek2: :eek2: :eek2:

Better than the truck stops we have here on the Interstate Highway system in the US!

[XetraDAX]

[QUOTE=thomasian]

How about the other megastations not found in SLEX and NLEX?
I remember there's one in D. Macapagal Ave cor. EDSA extension [QUOTE]

Its called BlueWave. :)

[jbkayaker12]

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[renell]

hmm.. i remember news about that. It was a Total with med influence buildings. That's probably it:D

[absent-minded]

Yes, we passed by another one and I believe it was Total, nice too with red bricks on its roof sort of Mediterranean style. I could be wrong on the name and description but anyway a nice gasoline station.

Jon

yeah... i think that's pretty close. I remember reading about TOTAL opening that new station just a couple weeks ago. and the article described it as some sort of Mediterranean style design... it is supposedly TOTAL's largest service station in Asia.



hmm.. i remember news about that. It was a Total with med influence buildings. That's probably it:D

haha! simultaneous reply... oops.

[thomasian]

Yes, we passed by another one and I believe it was Total, nice too with red bricks on its roof sort of Mediterranean style. I could be wrong on the name and description but anyway a nice gasoline station.

Jon

The last time I saw that Total station, it was still u/c so I don't have an idea how it looks like. Any pics?

[jbkayaker12]

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[ThisFire]

There's Cinnabon there now? LOL. These stations/stops are nice, and it's like those in Canada (and the USA) in more outside highway routes so that drivers can stop somewhere. Actually this stop looks better than most of the stops in Canada. Very modern and stylish with more features. But I don't like how there's too many american things. They need to keep it Filipino. This goes for any country. They have to have their own businesses going and own identity. Anyways, these pictures of gas station/food stops look like it's in Miami, mainly due to the climate.

[bagel]

That Figaro picture-- that's from Baywalk right? I think I recognize the streetlights.

[renell]

Yep looks like it. You can also vaguely recognise lights from high-rise buildings in the back.

Also it looks like that Figaro is a permanent structure, or at least more solid than those temporary bars and restaurants that I saw last April. More popular names probably have invaded Baywalk then.

[JudeD]

Yup, I've patronized that Figaro at the Baywalk several times. It's very popular, some of the longest lines I've seen at any Figaro. It's right next to the platform where they have the performing mimes.

Another nice Figaro location is across from CCP, not too far away from this Figaro actually.

[mhe-ann]

Figaro in (Alabang?) during stormy weather..hehe :D :jk:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid158/p885eda7f6f4f8c72f599291b582234c0/f50f620c.jpg

[renell]

hmm.. looks interesting. especially the architecture around it.

[bagel]

Is that part of a gas station or a mall?

[mhe-ann]

I think it's just a building located somewhere in Sucat...not a part of a gas station or a mall. sorry for posting it here. :)

[renell]

no worries. I'm more interested what that building is....:D

[ryanr]

This picture looks like it was taken in North America: (especially because of the big SUVs)
http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/starbucks.jpg

[thomasian]

Figaro in (Alabang?) during stormy weather..hehe :D :jk:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid158/p885eda7f6f4f8c72f599291b582234c0/f50f620c.jpg

I believe this one is inside the Brittany Bay complex.

[mhe-ann]

I'm not so familiar with the name of the place...:D

[mysaong03]

yeah, its the new brittany bay clubhouse situated near the sucat exit, that bldg literally glitters at night!! :D

[jbkayaker12]

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[thomasian]

Yeah, it's Dencios.

[bustero]

This picture looks like it was taken in North America: (especially because of the big SUVs)
http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/starbucks.jpg
Pare,
you should post this picture on the guess which city thread , those guys will never get it.

I posted Manila Cathedral there once and it was only when I gave a major clue (after like 7 pics) did someone even think it was asia!

[bustero]

by the way , for those entering North Diversion and then planning to go to quirino, be forewarned, iba na pala ang style. you need to stay on the left lane and take the flyover to make a right!

I did not know that and this mroning had to take a little tour of the nlex all the way to vlenzuela. OK naman, maganda talaga,a nd fast the whole thing with the turnaround wala pang 10 minutes but that little joy ride cost me 82 bucks!!!!

[jbkayaker12]

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[renell]

Isn't it in Brittany Bay, that's a residential complex if I'm not mistaken. Check the posts earlier mhe-ann mentioned it was not a rest station.

[jbkayaker12]

Isn't it in Brittany Bay, that's a residential complex if I'm not mistaken. Check the posts earlier mhe-ann mentioned it was not a rest station.

....in my life, why do I smile at people who I'd much rather kick in the eye. :)
The Smiths

[renell]

right right I see.

Here's what another forum wrote (sorry I had forgotten his/her name)
"yeah, its the new brittany bay clubhouse situated near the sucat exit, that bldg literally glitters at night"

I'm not too sure if clubhouses of a certain subdivision are open to the public. Then again I could be wrong.

[ryanr]

Pare,
you should post this picture on the guess which city thread , those guys will never get it.

I posted Manila Cathedral there once and it was only when I gave a major clue (after like 7 pics) did someone even think it was asia!

:lol: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=3551211#post3551211

[absent-minded]

:lol: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=3551211#post3551211

hahahaha!!! so funny...! I don't think I would've been able to guess if I didn't see it here first. I think the biggest hints are the SUVs and AUVs (or at least Asian-looking cars that aren't too common in N.A.)....

[bagel]

Well and also that our very own GreyX posted them on that thread. :lol:

[absent-minded]

Well and also that our very own GreyX posted them on that thread. :lol:

haha! yeah... but his location says Vancouver so they think it's in Canada or N.A. hehehe!

[bagel]

Yeah and I think he purposely changed his signature. Hey Greyx you're slippery one you are!

[ryanr]

:lol: And you guys are smart ones:D
They will never guess...hahaha. If they were smarter, they would check what sub-forum im moderating.

i love what one person said about a species of a tree meaning that it has to be in the USA:lol:

[ryanr]

They finally got it...after many guesses and clues:D

[KulasKusgan]

after that petron billboard.

[bagel]

But that's the thing with multinational franchises. That Starbuck's probably looks just like the Starbuck's in Mexico.

[absent-minded]

hahaha!! wow... finally... hehe! that Starbucks is on the NLEX, right? but the ones you put up after they guessed it are on the SLEX...?

[ryanr]

^I dunno...both highways are very similar anyways:D

[Kiel]

This looks like this is the one on NLEX :P cool, they thought it was on USA? :) If they have been to the Philippines and have been observant around the streets, they would have known it was taken here with the plate numbers :p hahah

We should find more pictures of these, it's pretty fun ;P

[longdrive3]

its right before san simon exit on the northbound side, manila to baguio, heard it will be the biggest so far...

its already being developed and expected to finish and be operational by summer 2006...

manmade lagoons, 12 restos, playground, fancy landscapes, airconditioned restrooms... world class...

[dudz]

yeah, noticed this one. they're still moving earth though...but looks huge!

btw, welcome to SSC phil forums, longdrive. pls keep posting:)

nway, this is the new caltex reststop/gas station in nlex southbound between san fernando and san simon exits. i think this will be ready before christmas:)

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/national%20roads/nlex/caltex_stop2.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/national%20roads/nlex/caltex_reststop1.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/national%20roads/nlex/caltex4.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/national%20roads/nlex/caltex_stop3.jpg

[daDJ]

Figaro in (Alabang?) during stormy weather..hehe :D :jk:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid158/p885eda7f6f4f8c72f599291b582234c0/f50f620c.jpg

not Alabang but Sucat.

[daDJ]

I think it's just a building located somewhere in Sucat...not a part of a gas station or a mall. sorry for posting it here. :)

yes, it's near sucat toll exit. apart from figaro, dencio's and grappas have branches there too.

[ryanr]

yeah, noticed this one. they're still moving earth though...but looks huge!

btw, welcome to SSC phil forums, longdrive. pls keep posting:)

nway, this is the new caltex reststop/gas station in nlex southbound between san fernando and san simon exits. i think this will be ready before christmas:)

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/national%20roads/nlex/caltex_stop2.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/national%20roads/nlex/caltex_reststop1.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/national%20roads/nlex/caltex4.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/national%20roads/nlex/caltex_stop3.jpg

Its massive:eek: Gas stations in the Philippines are actually very modern...even compared with the ones in the states, Canada and Europe.

[marites4]

maybe they can be called gasoline malls he he

[sista]

maybe they can be called gasoline malls he he

that would be a great idea...a first for the Philippines :lol:

[thomasian]

Its massive:eek: Gas stations in the Philippines are actually very modern...even compared with the ones in the states, Canada and Europe.

Yeah, that's what most non-Filipino forumers say, especially on the guess-the-city threads with our Gasoline Stations as the clue pictures.

[(((myx)))]

i love the carwash machine somewhere in pampanga..

[tigs]

Its massive:eek: Gas stations in the Philippines are actually very modern...even compared with the ones in the states, Canada and Europe.

i like ontario's oasis. its very clean and big
though, this new version will be a breakthrough for our country :)

[thomasian]

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b210/ofngol/shell_power_station.jpg

This is the one in the rendering, right?

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b210/ofngol/Shell_Power_Station_Pic.jpg

Anyway, it didn't turned out as good as the rendering.
Mukha pa namang Greenbelt yung nasa rendering.

[dudz]

where is this, aaron? yeah, i think that's the one in the rendering but it looks like they added a floor.

[thomasian]

It's along Diosdado Macapagal Ave. near Price Smart and EDSA.

[marites4]

oo nga ang layo. nasan na yung greenbelt gas

[ishtefh_03]

guyz do u have any pix of petron stations, i badly need it for my design class...thnx in advance

-arki_UsT-

[renell]

not necessarily in SLEX and NLEX.. but..

this one's along DM Boulevard
http://www.pea.gov.ph/images/petron.jpg
http://www.surigao-city.de/pictures/impressions35.jpg

but though this one is from SLEX, I'm guessing near San Pedro, Laguna
http://www.sanpedro-online.coms.ph/images/various/petron.jpg

[OtAkAw]

i love the carwash machine somewhere in pampanga..

I've seen that too, the one outside? It's color blue right, Ive seen it in operation once and it was really cool.

[Sinjin P.]

BUMP!

I personally love the Shell Plaza below the ever-eye candy Nancy Castiglione So-En billboard after the Susana Heights Exit on the Southbound portion of SLEX. It almost has everything!

I'd also like to mention the Shell Plaza after the Mamplasan Exit of SLEX, on the Northbound portion

[venntro]

Total to spend P250 million
for 30 new gas stations this year

By Paul Anthony A. Isla
Reporter

TOTAL Philippines Corp. (TPC), a unit of the world’s fourth-largest oil and gas company, has allocated P250 million for the expansion of its retail network this year, marking its decade-long of operations in the country.

In a press conference, TPC president and managing director Anna Whitehouse said her company will open at least 16 gasoline stations and 15 Auto LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) facilities within the year.

“We have earmarked P250M for the development of new stations, Whitehouse said. “Currently, Total has a network of 98 gasoline stations and 8 Auto LPG stations, the majority of which are located in Luzon.”

“We are marking our 10th anniversary this year, and we look forward to celebrating the opening of our 100th station soon,” Whitehouse said. “We have also scheduled the upgrading of a number of stations and convenience stores this year.”

She added that they are also bullish on the contribution they can make in the auto LPG industry in addition to the full support they will give to the government on the Biofuels Act of 2006.

“Auto LPG appeals to the gasoline motorist, especially those who travel a lot, because it is a cleaner and substantially cheaper fuel to gasoline,” she said.

Whitehouse said auto LPG is now offered in four Total service stations. At least 10 more sites will open this year.

The company, according to Whitehouse, has also tied up with auto LPG conversion kit providers and operates four independent Auto LPG stations. Total also supplies Auto LPG for independent oil companies and taxi fleets.

In addition, Total has especially formulated lubricants for vehicles that run on Auto LPG. Total Quartz Auto LPG 20W50 high-performance motor oil is designed to protect the engine and help maintain its performance.

Whitehouse said that they are also looking into Auto LPG for the tricycle market, considering the more than 1.3 million tricycles nationwide, which mostly emit noxious hydrocarbons.

“By converting to Auto LPG, tricycles can reduce emissions by at least 75 percent, Whitehouse said. “We are currently working with the Department of Energy in developing policies and standards for Auto LPG for tricycles.”

[kiretoce]

Bump! This thread needs to have a second chance at succeeding. :colgate: