SOG Grenada: Your Complete Guide to Sol EC Ltd Fuel Stations & Gas
SOG Grenada: Your Complete Guide to Sol EC Ltd Fuel Stations & Gas
TL;DR: SOG Grenada is the local shorthand for Sol EC Ltd., the Spice Isle's dominant fuel supplier and part of the largest independent petroleum marketing company in the Caribbean. Operating from its Grand Mal Bay depot in St. George's, Sol runs forecourt service stations across the island selling Premium Unleaded, Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel, and Kerosene, plus Sol Gas LPG cylinders for homes and businesses. This guide covers every confirmed station, current fuel prices, how to order cooking gas, and the Sol rewards programme.
If you've ever searched "SOG Grenada" looking for the nearest gas station or a cooking gas cylinder, you're in good company. Thousands of Grenadians, expats, and island visitors search this every month. And the official corporate website? It gives you a Barbados address and a global marketing brochure. That's it.
This guide fills that gap.
SOG stands for Sol, operating locally as Sol EC Ltd. It's the company that keeps the Spice Isle moving. From the industrial fuel depot at Grand Mal Bay to the forecourt stations along the Maurice Bishop Highway, Sol is woven into daily life here. Whether you drive a pickup truck through the hills of St. Andrew, run a backup generator for your villa near Grand Anse Beach, or fire up the stove for a Sunday pot of oil down, Sol is part of your routine.
This guide covers everything: station locations, fuel types, LPG cylinder options, current pump prices, online ordering, and the loyalty programme that rewards your fill-ups.
What Is SOG Grenada, and Who Runs Sol?
SOG Grenada is the informal name for Sol EC Ltd., the Eastern Caribbean branch of the Sol Group. Sol is the largest independent petroleum marketing company in the Caribbean, operating across 23 jurisdictions. In Grenada, its head office and primary fuel depot are located at Grand Mal Bay in St. George's parish, just north of the capital.
Sol was founded by Sir Kyffin Simpson, who first acquired Royal Dutch Shell's businesses across the eastern Caribbean in 2005. He grew the company aggressively through acquisitions, including a portfolio of ExxonMobil assets, building Sol into a regional energy powerhouse. In 2019, Parkland Corporation completed its acquisition of a 75% stake in Sol for US$1.21 billion, bringing the Caribbean network under the umbrella of one of North America's largest independent fuel companies.
Today, Sol is described by the Grenada Employers Federation as "the leading supplier of petroleum-based products and energy solutions in the Caribbean, as well as Central and South America." In Grenada specifically, Sol EC Ltd. handles retail fuel, commercial diesel supply, LPG cooking gas distribution, and Mobil-branded lubricants. It's the dominant fuel brand on the Spice Isle by a wide margin.
The company isn't just a pump operator. Its Grand Mal Bay terminal is the central import and storage hub that receives refined fuel by vessel from the broader Caribbean supply chain before distributing it to retail stations and commercial clients across all six parishes.
Where Are the Sol Service Stations in Grenada?
Sol service stations are concentrated in St. George's parish, with confirmed locations at Grand Anse, Burns Point, and the Paddock and Lagoon Road area. There is also a confirmed forecourt in Grenville, St. Andrew. The Grand Mal Bay site is the head office and bulk distribution terminal, not a consumer forecourt.
Here is the full breakdown of confirmed Sol locations:
Grand Mal Depot (Head Office and Bulk Terminal) Grand Mal Bay, Grand Mal, St. George's Tel: (473) 440-3066 and (473) 440-2184 Fax: (473) 440-4112 Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
This is Grenada's central fuel import, storage, and dispatch hub. Refined petroleum arrives by vessel before being trucked to retail stations and commercial clients. Call here for bulk diesel orders, commercial LPG installations, or Mobil lubricant supply agreements.
Grand Anse Service Station Grand Anse Main Road, St. George's Tel: (473) 444-4755
Located on the main road running alongside Grenada's most famous beach strip. Convenient for tourists and residents along the South Coast Road, and the steady flow of minibuses and taxis serving the hotel belt.
Burns Point Service Station Burns Point, St. George's Tel: (473) 435-6928
Sits just south of the Carenage and central St. George's. Ideal for commuters passing through the capital and businesses operating in the southern corridor of the city.
Paddock and Lagoon Road Station St. George's Tel: (473) 440-2624
Positioned near the lagoon and Paddock area, this station serves the busier commercial zones of the capital. A practical stop for businesses in the trading and industrial corridors close to the city centre.
Grenville Station (St. Andrew) Ben Jones Street, Grenville, St. Andrew parish Tel: (473) 442-4444
Grenville is the Spice Isle's second-largest town and the commercial hub of the east coast. This station serves farmers, fishermen, minibus operators, and everyone moving between the rural eastern parishes and the capital.
Sol Gas LPG Reseller Network Beyond the forecourts, Sol operates a wide network of approved LPG resellers stocking Sol Gas cylinders across the island, including in Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Use the Sol Gas reseller locator linked on the Sol Grenada homepage to find the nearest stockist in your community.
What Fuel Types Does Sol Sell in Grenada?
Sol EC Ltd. sells three grades of road fuel in Grenada: Premium Unleaded petrol, Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel (ULSD), and Kerosene. The company also distributes Mobil-branded engine oils, gear oils, greases, and industrial lubricants for commercial and marine use.
Premium Unleaded Standard petrol for cars, SUVs, and motorcycles. This is the most frequently purchased fuel at Sol's retail forecourts island-wide.
Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel (ULSD) Designed for diesel-powered pickup trucks, minibuses, vans, generators, and marine vessels. The low-sulphur formulation reduces emissions compared to older diesel grades. Fishing operators, transport businesses, and construction crews are among the heaviest users.
Kerosene Still used across the Spice Isle in cooking stoves and lanterns, particularly in rural areas. Sol stocks kerosene at its forecourt stations.
Mobil Lubricants Sol is the authorised Mobil lubricant distributor in Grenada. The range covers diesel and gasoline engine oils, gear oils, greases, hydraulic oils, industrial gear oils, and outboard and motorcycle oils. Buy them in-store at Sol forecourts or order online at grenada.solpetroleum.com.
Businesses in the construction and trades sector are among Sol's largest commercial diesel and lubricant customers. Excavators, generators, concrete mixers, and compressors all depend on reliable ULSD and correctly specified industrial oils. Sol's commercial team handles bulk supply agreements directly from the Grand Mal Bay depot.
What Is Sol Gas LPG and How Do You Order It?
Sol Gas is the brand name for Sol EC Ltd.'s Liquefied Petroleum Gas range in Grenada. It comes in three formats: 20 lb cylinders, 100 lb cylinders, and bulk delivery for larger installations.
20 lb Cylinders The 20 lb cylinder is the most common cooking gas size for Grenadian households. Grenada's government controls LPG prices as regulated goods. The retail price of a 20 lb cylinder is EC$40.00 in Grenada. In Carriacou and Petite Martinique, the price is EC$49.00 to account for inter-island freight costs.
100 lb Cylinders The 100 lb cylinder is the standard for restaurants, hotel kitchens, guesthouses, and larger households. As of March 2026, the retail price for a 100 lb LPG cylinder in Grenada stood at EC$296.60. Sol recommends a dual-cylinder setup for commercial operations: one cylinder keeps gas flowing while the empty one is swapped on your next delivery.
Bulk LPG Installations Hotels, apartment complexes, and industrial operators can upgrade to a bulk LPG system. Sol Gas offers above-ground bullet tanks, underground buried tanks, and metered distribution systems that pipe gas from a central storage tank directly to individual units. The metered approach means each tenant is billed only for actual consumption, giving both operators and residents full cost control.
Sol also provides free tank monitoring technology with bulk systems, giving operators real-time visibility of their LPG levels and avoiding the risk of running dry mid-service.
LPG is a cleaner-burning fuel than gasoline or diesel. According to Sol's product documentation, it emits fewer greenhouse gases, is non-toxic, and is insoluble in water, making it the most environmentally friendly conventional energy option available commercially in the Caribbean.
Ordering Online Sol Grenada operates a full e-commerce platform at grenada.solpetroleum.com. Create a customer account, select your LPG cylinder size, and place an order for home delivery. Visa and Mastercard payments are accepted online. Cash or EFT payments over EC$2,500 are handled at the Grand Mal office. The customer service team is available at (473) 440-2184 or (473) 440-3066, Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm.
Does Sol Grenada Have a Loyalty Rewards Programme?
Sol operates the More Miles Journie Rewards loyalty programme across its Caribbean service station network. Customers earn points on every litre of fuel or Sol Gas purchased at participating Sol stations. The programme has four tiers based on annual fuel consumption, with earning rates ranging from 2 to 6 points per litre. Points can be redeemed for fuel discounts and in-store purchases.
The tier breakdown at moremilesrewards.com is:
- Blue (entry level): 2 points per litre
- Silver (1,001 to 2,000 litres per year): 3 points per litre
- Gold (2,001 to 3,500 litres per year): 4 points per litre
- Platinum (above 3,500 litres per year): 6 points per litre
You earn points by scanning the More Miles mobile app or presenting a physical rewards card to the forecourt attendant. Points are redeemable against fuel purchases, Sol Gas cylinder costs, and convenience store items at participating locations.
Sol has also run Grenada-specific promotional campaigns, including a "Free Fuel for Life" competition in which customers received an entry form for every EC$50 spent on fuel at participating stations, with a grand prize valued at EC$6,000 per year in free fuel.
Whether the full More Miles Journie Rewards programme is currently active at all Grenada forecourts is worth confirming directly at your nearest station. For the latest promotions and active loyalty offers, visit the Sol Grenada promotions page.
Fuel Prices in Grenada: What You'll Pay at the Pump
Fuel prices in Grenada are set by the government, not individual retailers. The Ministry of Finance reviews and publishes pump prices monthly, based on international crude and refined product market rates. Petroleum products are price-controlled goods: no retailer, including Sol, can charge above or below the announced price. This protects consumers from price-gouging and ensures uniform rates across all stations island-wide.
Here are the most recently confirmed retail prices for Grenada:
Gasoline (Premium Unleaded) As of March 18, 2026, the pump price rose to EC$15.18 per gallon, up from EC$13.93 in the previous cycle.
Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel Confirmed at EC$14.35 per gallon as of the February 2026 price revision. Diesel prices have shown the most volatility in recent months, tracking global crude oil movements closely.
Kerosene EC$10.45 per gallon as of February 2026.
20 lb LPG Cylinder EC$40.00 in Grenada, unchanged across recent review cycles.
100 lb LPG Cylinder EC$296.60 as of March 2026.
The Ministry of Finance has publicly committed to intervening if fuel prices threaten to exceed EC$17.00 per gallon, offering a price ceiling buffer for Grenadian households and businesses.
Prices are fully harmonised across the tri-island state for gasoline, diesel, and kerosene. In Carriacou and Petite Martinique, LPG cylinder prices are slightly higher due to inter-island freight.
For monthly updates on all petroleum product prices across the Eastern Caribbean, bookmark the ECCB ECCU Fuel Price Tracker.
Sol Grenada's Community Role on the Spice Isle
Sol EC Ltd. does more than supply fuel. The local team invests consistently in communities across St. George's and beyond.
Recent initiatives include back-to-school giveaways for children in the Grand Mal area, where Sol distributed uniforms and stationery to primary and secondary school students. Sol Grenada co-sponsored Grenada Sailing Week, a key fixture on the Spice Isle's sporting and tourism calendar. The company has also partnered with the St. George's Lions Club on a food drive supporting forty vulnerable families, and contributed a Sol Gas cylinder and groceries to the St. John's Lions Club Fish-Is-It health fair in Gouyave.
These programmes reflect Sol's stated mission to energise the communities where it operates. On a small island economy like Grenada's, where nutmeg processing facilities, cocoa estates, fishing landing sites, and tourism operations all depend on reliable energy, Sol's role goes well beyond the forecourt.
Farmers in St. Andrew, fishermen in St. Mark, construction crews in St. Patrick, and hotel operators in St. George's all share the same dependency on uninterrupted fuel and cooking gas supply. Browse the full parish directory for Grenada to discover the businesses and services that power every corner of the Spice Isle.
Conclusion
Sol EC Ltd. (SOG Grenada) is the backbone of the Spice Isle's fuel supply, and now you have the complete local picture: where the stations are, what they sell, what you'll pay, and how to order cooking gas online.
Three things to remember:
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Fuel prices are government-controlled and reviewed monthly. Always check the latest Ministry of Finance announcement or the ECCB price tracker before budgeting for a big project or a long run.
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Sol Gas LPG can be ordered online at grenada.solpetroleum.com, with home delivery available and a customer service team on the phone Monday to Friday.
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From Grand Mal Bay to Grand Anse, Burns Point to Grenville, Sol's network covers the key travel corridors of the Spice Isle. Its LPG reseller network extends that reach into communities the main forecourts don't directly serve.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does SOG stand for in Grenada? SOG is the informal shorthand Grenadians use for Sol, operating formally as Sol EC Ltd. It's the Eastern Caribbean arm of the Sol Group, the largest independent petroleum marketing company in the Caribbean with operations across 23 jurisdictions. In everyday local usage, "SOG" most often refers to the Sol service station network, and in particular the main corporate facility at Grand Mal in St. George's.
Where is the Sol Grenada head office and main depot? The Sol EC Ltd. head office and primary fuel terminal are located at Grand Mal Bay, Grand Mal, St. George's, Grenada. The customer service team is reachable at (473) 440-2184 or (473) 440-3066, Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. This is the right contact for commercial diesel supply, bulk LPG installation enquiries, and Mobil lubricant distribution agreements.
What types of fuel does Sol sell in Grenada? Sol sells three road fuels at its Grenada forecourts: Premium Unleaded petrol, Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel (ULSD), and Kerosene. It also distributes Mobil-branded lubricants including diesel and gasoline engine oils, gear oils, greases, hydraulic oils, and outboard and motorcycle oils. All products can be purchased in-store, with lubricants and LPG also available via the online shop at grenada.solpetroleum.com.
How do I order a Sol Gas LPG cylinder in Grenada? Order 20 lb and 100 lb Sol Gas LPG cylinders online at grenada.solpetroleum.com using a registered customer account. Visa and Mastercard payments are accepted online. Alternatively, purchase from any Sol retail station or from a Sol-approved LPG reseller in your area. Use the reseller locator on the Sol Grenada homepage to find the nearest stockist. For bulk LPG installation enquiries, call (473) 440-2184 to arrange a site visit from Sol's technical team.
Are fuel prices the same at every Sol station in Grenada? Yes. All petroleum products in Grenada are government price-controlled goods. The Ministry of Finance sets and publishes pump prices monthly. No retailer can charge above or below the announced price. The same prices apply at every station across Grenada. Carriacou and Petite Martinique share the same gasoline, diesel, and kerosene prices, with a small differential on LPG cylinder prices to account for inter-island transport costs.