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Fountain drink CO2 for convenience stores

Fountain drink is one of the highest-margin things in your store and one of the easiest to get wrong. Flat soda does not generate a complaint, it generates a customer who quietly stops buying fountain drinks from you.

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A stainless steel soda fountain dispenser with ice and cups in a convenience store.

A dependable and reliable beverage gas supplier for convenience stores

As a convenience store owner, we know how important it is for you to have a dependable and reliable beverage gas supplier. If you're looking for the best CO2 system to create perfect carbonation for your soft drinks, Green CO2 Systems has you covered.

Using our industry changing technology, you get the benefit of what you pay for which means consistent product quality and higher profit margins.

With our 24/7 external fill capability, we are able to keep your gas cylinders filled without interrupting operations during busy business hours. Speak with one of our Territory Sales Managers and get a Free CO2 Assessment.

Consistency across every site

A single store can be managed by whoever is on shift. A group of stores cannot, and that is where fountain quality quietly drifts apart: one site on a good cylinder rotation, another running low every other week because nobody flagged it.

Putting every site on one account with one schedule removes the variability. Same gas, same delivery cadence, same standard at every fountain.

  • One account and one invoice across all sites
  • Delivery cadence set per store from real consumption
  • Beverage-grade CO2 certified for food and drink
  • Telemetry on higher-volume sites so levels are visible centrally

Speak with a Territory Sales Manager

Send us your site list and we will build a route and a single account across all of them.

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Nobody in the store touches gas

Changing a CO2 cylinder is a task most store staff are not trained for, do infrequently, and do under time pressure with customers waiting. It is a safety exposure and a service interruption at the same time.

A permanent system filled from an outside box removes the task entirely. Nobody in the store touches gas.

Carbonation quality

Fountain carbonation depends on gas pressure being right and staying right. Our system holds pressure steadily rather than tailing off as a cylinder empties, which is the usual cause of a fountain that pours well on Monday and flat by Thursday.

Safety in a back room

Store back rooms are enclosed, often small, and frequently below grade. That is precisely the profile where CO2 collects. Where bulk storage sits in an occupied building we install life-safety monitoring with an audible and visual alarm and a shutoff.

Fountain CO2 and dispenser supply across the group

A CO2 soda dispenser is only as consistent as the gas behind it. As pressure tails off at the end of a cylinder, carbonation drifts, and by the time a customer notices you have already served a week of flat drinks.

As a convenience store CO2 supplier we hold pressure steady across every CO2 dispenser in the group. Fountain CO2 arrives on a measured schedule per site, so CO2 dispensers at your busiest store and your quietest one both pour the same.

  • Fountain CO2 delivered per site on measured consumption
  • CO2 dispenser pressure held steady rather than tailing off
  • Multi-site accounts on one invoice
A convenience store fountain drink station with a row of soda dispensers, cup holders and a fountain drinks price board.

Running gas across a group of stores

The operational problem with multi-site fountain programs is not the gas, it is the variance. Every site drifts toward its own standard unless something holds them together.

  1. 1

    Site survey per store

    Consumption varies enormously between a highway site and a neighborhood one. Each store gets its own measured schedule rather than a group average.

  2. 2

    One account, one invoice

    Every site on the same terms, the same gas grade and the same delivery standard, billed once.

  3. 3

    Route planning per market

    Stores grouped by depot so a driver covers several in one run, which is what keeps the frequency affordable.

  4. 4

    Central visibility

    With telemetry on every site, levels across the group are visible in one place instead of store by store.

What a store manager notices first

Gas problems in a c-store surface as small operational irritations long before anyone connects them to the supply arrangement.

  • Fountain pours well on Monday and flat by Thursday, which is pressure tailing off as a cylinder empties
  • Staff avoiding the back room task nobody was properly trained for
  • A delivery arriving at the busiest hour because the schedule suits the supplier
  • Two stores in the group pouring noticeably differently
  • Nobody able to say how much gas is left without walking out back

Common questions

Across our six metros, yes, on one account. Tell us the site list and we will build a route per market.

We supply and install the gas side, including storage, lines, regulators and monitoring. Talk to an account manager about your dispensing equipment specifically.

Telemetry on higher-volume stores means we usually see it coming. Existing customers can reach our on-call service technicians after hours, and an emergency delivery fee applies to after-hours call-outs.

Put every store on one standard

Send us your site list and we will build a route and a single account across all of them.

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