Staff Writer
Nasan Energies has successfully completed the first phase of its service station rebranding programme, marking another important milestone in the company’s journey to build a strong and recognisable presence across Namibia.
During phase one, 16 former Shell service stations were successfully rebranded as Nasan Energies service stations across Namibia.
The rebranded network includes sites in Rehoboth, Oshakati, Gobabis, Mariental, Kalkveld, Windhoek, Okahao, Walvis Bay, Outjo, Okahandja, Tsumeb, Ondangwa and Oshivelo, as well as other locations across the country, with the new branding progressively becoming a familiar sight on Namibia’s roads, the company said.
“The completion of the first phase represents more than a visual transformation. It is part of Nasan Energies’ broader commitment to building a trusted service station network across Namibia, centred around reliable fuel supply, service excellence, safety and a strong understanding of the communities it serves,” Nasan said.
The Namibian-owned and operated energy company, Nasan Energies is focused on developing a brand that is distinctly local while maintaining high standards across its operations and customer experience.
Nasan said with the first phase now complete, Nasan Energies is moving into phase two of its service station rebranding programme, which will focus on transitioning all Engen-branded service stations in Namibia to the Nasan Energies brand.
“Over the coming months, customers will see the Nasan Energies brand introduced at additional service stations across Namibia as the company continues the transition of its network. The phased approach allows Nasan Energies to ensure that the transformation is implemented consistently while service stations continue to serve their customers and communities,” the company said.
The company added: “Each newly branded site represents another step towards creating a unified Nasan Energies network and strengthening the company’s presence in Namibia’s downstream petroleum sector. For customers, while the colours and identity may be changing, the focus remains clear: reliable energy, quality service and a growing network built to serve Namibia.”
