omanoil internationally recognized for environmental awareness

Following a visit to the Sultanate by Bob Bow, Managing Director of STP Malaysia, omanoil have been recognized as pioneers in the use of fibre-glass technology for underground petroleum storage tanks in the Sultanate of Oman. omanoil have successfully completed the installation of hundreds of FRP tanks manufactured to internationally acclaimed UL standards.

Fuel companies across the world have a social responsibility to protect the environment of the communities in which they operate. omanoil takes pride in their pro-active measures and innovative technologies for the protection of environment. STP Malaysia's DWT (double wall tanks) are just one of omanoil's methods of ensuring the local environment is protected. omanoil purposefully selected underground tanks that were made of non-corrosive materials for total environmental protection - this, coupled with their extreme care in installation and construction means that the environment remains in safe hands. Adhering to global safety and environmental standards is a given.

"We at omanoil strive to protect and preserve Oman's environment and invest in new technologies and advanced methods of installation to help us do so," said Naresh Sujan, Engineering & HSE Manager. Over 300 FRP tanks have been installed in Oman with complete success and no negative impact on the environment. Naresh Sujan, proudly stated, "We remain committed to ensure the highest standards of construction and operations are maintained for the preservation and protection of the environment in the Sultanate"

The future of Oman's environment rests in the hands of each and every person in the Sultanate and when questioned about omanoil's role as a corporate citizen in protecting our beautiful country, Mike Wilson, Managing Director, OOMCO confidently announced, "The environment is and will remain a top priority for OOMCO. Constant innovation and upgrading of facilities will ensure we retain our superior standards of environmental care. It is our children's inheritance that we are tampering with and we have a duty to give them clean and healthy environment in which they can live and grow."