LockLine modular fuel stations for fleets and remote sites
Lock Hill Energy Services Ltd.'s LockLine platform delivers turnkey, unmanned refueling to sites a conventional forecourt can't reach. A LockLine station typically goes from pad to fuel in 6–12 weeks. A conventional forecourt build takes 12–24 months. We are based in Nisku, in Leduc County. Call 780-387-6119.
LockLine-20 and LockLine-QF
There are two LockLine station formats:
- LockLine-20: a modular 20 ft station
- LockLine-QF: a high-volume drive-through station
Both formats are dual-fuel (diesel and gasoline), and capacities across the line range from 15,350 to 32,000 L.
Everything in one shell
Each LockLine station puts the tank, dispensing and electrical systems in one self-contained shell. The stations are designed, built and tested to UL 142 / ULC-S601.
Built-in safety systems
- Double-walled secondary containment
- Zoned fire suppression
- CCTV
- Hard-wired E-stops
- Overfill and low-level protection
LockLine Cloud fuel management
LockLine Cloud is the fuel management platform that runs every station. It provides:
- Remote monitoring
- Mobile pay-at-pump
- Fleet and user controls
- Compatibility with 100+ dispenser brands, so it can be retrofitted to existing sites
Who LockLine is built for
- Fleet yards
- Remote and mining operations
- Construction and infrastructure projects
- Municipal and emergency fleets
- Independent retail sites
- Underserved communities
Project example
- Edge data centre deployment, Manitoba: rapid deployment of a modular fuel system, including site preparation and installation of a pre-fabricated fuel system.
See our projects for more.
Power for the rest of your site
Lock Hill also supplies, installs and services standby power. See standby generators, generator maintenance and load bank testing, and all services.
Talk to us about a LockLine station
Call 780-387-6119 or email info@lockhillenergyservices.ca to discuss your project scope, timeline and service territory. You can also send a request through our contact page.
Frequently asked questions
What is a LockLine modular fuel station?
It is a turnkey, unmanned refueling station that puts the tank, dispensing and electrical systems in one self-contained shell.
What is the difference between the LockLine-20 and the LockLine-QF?
The LockLine-20 is a modular 20 ft station. The LockLine-QF is a high-volume drive-through station. Both dispense diesel and gasoline.
How much fuel does a LockLine station hold?
Capacities across the LockLine line range from 15,350 to 32,000 L.
How long does it take to get a LockLine station running?
A typical pad-to-fuel cycle is 6–12 weeks. A conventional forecourt build takes 12–24 months.
What does LockLine Cloud do?
It handles remote monitoring, mobile pay-at-pump, and fleet and user controls. It works with 100+ dispenser brands, so it can also be used to retrofit existing sites.
What safety systems are built in?
Double-walled secondary containment, zoned fire suppression, CCTV, hard-wired E-stops, and overfill and low-level protection.