About Nouria Energy
Nouria Energy is a privately owned convenience store and fuel retailer based in the Northeastern United States, operating under the Nouria and Shell brands, among others. Its locations typically combine gas pumps with a convenience store that sells snacks, beverages, basic groceries, tobacco products, lottery, and grab‑and‑go food. Many sites also feature car washes or co‑branded quick‑service restaurant concepts.
A charge labeled “nouria” on your card statement most likely comes from a purchase at one of these gas stations or convenience stores—this could be fuel at the pump, in‑store items, a car wash, or a small food purchase. Fuel purchases may initially appear as a preauthorization hold (often a fixed amount like $75–$150) before settling to the actual transaction total. If you used a mobile wallet or pay‑at‑pump terminal, the descriptor may simply show as “nouria” without the specific address.
If you have questions about a Nouria charge, start by matching the transaction date and amount with any gas or convenience purchases you made in the Northeast U.S. that day. You can usually find the store’s address and phone number on the fuel receipt or by searching “Nouria” plus the city shown on your statement. For disputes, incorrect amounts, or refund issues, contact the specific Nouria location first; if that does not resolve the issue, you can reach out via the contact form or phone number on their official website, and if needed, follow up with your card issuer to initiate a formal dispute.