SOCAR Energy Ukraine increased number of petrol stations in Ukraine up to 47
SOCAR Energy Ukraine, daughter company of SOCAR, put into operation a new petrol station in Ukraine, reported SOCAR Energy Ukraine.
“The new station under SOCAR brand name has opened recently close to Odessa city centre on the junction connecting Tairovo residential building and Big Fountain. This is the 13th petrol station opened by SOCAR in Odessa and the 47th one in Ukraine,” reported the same source.
SOCAR Energy Ukraine started to work in Ukraine in 2008. In early 2009 after careful study of the Ukrainian retail fuel market, SOCAR Energy Ukraine has decided to create and develop a network of petrol stations on the territory of Ukraine.—0—
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