Energy Magazine February 2016 | Page 129

LATIN AMERICA billing from service stations , where attendants use tablets to enter customer ’ s billing info when required .
“ This technology allows for reducing a customer ’ s average stay at a service station ,” Ruiz said .
For financial transactions such as payments and other supplier-related dealings , Dipetrol established a network interface between the company , the bank and purveyors . This automated system not only eases each transaction but also provides the company of credit support from the bank , allowing automatic invoice payment .
Automation is underway in fuel-dispensing operations as well as producing e-receipts
Service stations going solar Dipetrol is proud of becoming Guatemala ’ s first fuel retail company recurring to solar energy for a service station ’ s operations . The Las Luces station , along with its convenience store , is powered 50 percent by solar energy , and it already became a global benchmark unit for Puma Energy .
Dipetrol ’ s expectations for 2016 include transforming three more service stations to photovoltaics .
Quality product and its handling , key in the supply chain Obtaining high-quality fuel and conveyance of fuel products is the most critical parts of Dipetrol ’ s supply chain . Timely arrival of sales
Dipetrol offers the most complete services , supported by latestgeneration technology , in order to improve the customer ’ s experience while reducing his stay at stations when loading fuel
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