Cnergy petrol prices creep higher, but its stations still draw long queues

by admin | Mar 19, 2026 | Asia

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Cnergy has seen a high number of new sign-ups from private-hire vehicle drivers in recent days, said the CEO of its parent company Union Gas Holdings.

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