Sinopec opens first renovated filling station in Nawagamuwa

A Sinopec official briefing an employee on protocols to be followed at the filling station - Pic by Pradeep Dilruckshana

Sinopec Lanka Energy (Pvt) Ltd inaugurated its first renovated filling station in Nawagamuwa, marking the company’s first anniversary since entering into Sri Lanka. 
After 7 months of smooth operation of all 150 stations, this new completion highlights Sinopec’s long-term commitment in revitalizing the country’s energy sector, Sinopec said.
Sinopec said plans are underway to renovate the remaining 149 filling stations over the next 3 years and explore opportunities for 50 brand new stations.

Further, a vocational training and qualification grade system to fuel station staff will be built to help develop a more skilled workforce for the energy sector. 
A comprehensive customer service center, which will be equipped with support in multiple languages is also to be introduced to effectively address inquiries from customers and dealers alike. 

“Sinopec’s efforts in Sri Lanka are part of its broader commitment to enhancing the energy landscape through strategic investments in infrastructure and human capital development. Sinopec will be devoted toshaping high standards in Sri Lanka’s Petroleum Industry under the guidance of Ministry of Power and Energy and empowering Sri Lanka,”said  Wang Haini, the General Manager of Sinopec Energy Lanka, reaffirming Sinopec’s dedication to a sustainable and prosperous future for Sri Lanka. 
The event was graced by State Minister D. V. Chanaka,  Tang He Li, Counsellor in charge of Economic Affairs at the Chinese Embassy, and other guests.