Containerised Fuel Sites
Complete fuel facilities built inside shipping containers, from 5,000L in a 20ft unit to 25,000L multi-compartment, shipped and craned into place.
Definition
A fuel site in a box
A containerised fuel site is a complete refuelling facility built inside a shipping container: storage, dispensing, control systems and safety equipment, assembled and commissioned before it leaves us.
The container is the point. It ships by road, rail or sea using ordinary freight, it is craned into position, and it needs no site construction beyond a prepared surface. For remote work, that removes the hardest part of establishing fuel infrastructure.
It also removes it again when the work finishes. The unit is lifted out and redeployed rather than decommissioned.
Sizing
Configurations and what they suit
| Configuration | Storage and dispensing |
|---|---|
| 20ft standard | 5,000 - 8,000L, 2-4 dispensing positions. Small remote operations and exploration sites |
| 40ft expanded | 15,000 - 25,000L multi-compartment, 4-6 dispensing positions with fleet management |
Specification
What is in it
Everything the site needs, fitted out before it ships.
| Storage | Integrated, single or multi-compartment |
| Dispensing | Two to six positions with weather protection |
| Control systems | Compact controls and safety equipment |
| Monitoring | Advanced monitoring and fleet management on the larger units |
| Transport | Standard container footprint for ordinary freight |
Process
Installation and ongoing support
Our engineers start by evaluating your site conditions and requirements, then the system is specified to those exact needs. Certified installers handle the setup, and everything is tested and commissioned before handover.
Every installation is handed over with complete compliance certificates and operating manuals, which is what keeps the site audit-ready and the installation insurance-compliant. Professional engineering certification is available where a site or an insurer asks for it.
After handover we run annual compliance inspections, preventive maintenance programmes, emergency repairs, and upgrade or modification work, through an Australia-wide service network.
Applications
Where it is used
Remote sites where building fuel infrastructure is not worth it.
