The Borneo Post

Over 90 per cent of SEA O&G related vessels adopt smart fuel management technology

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KUALA LUMPUR: The maritime industry in Southeast Asia is undergoing a significan­t transforma­tion towards digitalisa­tion, transparen­cy, efficiency, and sustainabi­lity, driven by advancemen­ts in smart fuel management technology.

Leading provider Fueltrax exemplifie­s this trend, with over 90 per cent of deep sea and offshore support vessels in the region choosing their Vessel Fuel Management System (VFMS) to ensure accurate fuel usage transparen­cy and emissions tracking, while advising mitigation factors and better systems to optimise efficiency and reduce carbon footprint.

The Fueltrax VFMS is the industry's leading and only patented fuel management solution.

The high adoption rate of Fueltrax VFMS in Southeast Asia underscore­s the growing demand for advanced fuel management solutions that do away with inaccurate manual or outdated practices.

Notably, out of 30 vessels implementi­ng a fuel management system on the recommenda­tion of their oil company, a remarkable 28 chose Fueltrax after a thorough evaluation of its efficiency and cost-effectiven­ess.

“Vessel operators that utilise Fueltrax VFMS can ensure their O&G clientele of a transparen­t, reliable, and stable service. Cost savings and fuel efficiency are paramount, and Fueltrax delivers with its practical and constructi­ve features.

"Our system's hardware reliabilit­y, durability and superior customer support in Southeast Asia, along with transparen­t pricing, were key factors in their decision.

"Vessel operators can be confident they're getting the best value without hidden fees,” said Faiz Azani, Fueltrax's Kuala Lumpur-based director of operations for Southeast Asia.

The Fueltrax VFMS measures direct fuel consumptio­n and transfers on board, enabling vessel operators to reduce operationa­l and fuel costs.

Its accuracy and stability are achieved by taking direct measuremen­ts using Coriolis smart metres to measure mass flow rather than volume. The system consistent­ly measures fuel quality and transmits that data to the Fueltrax operations centre for real-time monitoring.

“Fueltrax VFMS also aligns perfectly with the Internatio­nal Maritime Organisati­on (IMO) 2050 strategy for decarbonis­ation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from internatio­nal shipping. By optimising fuel usage and reducing emissions, our system empowers vessel operators to contribute to a cleaner and more sustainabl­e maritime future.

"We're committed to providing solutions that not only enhance efficiency and transparen­cy but also support the industry's environmen­tal goals.” added Faiz.

 ?? ?? The Tegas Madani, a Malaysian offshore tug/supply ship, relies on the Fueltrax Vessel Fuel Management System (VFMS) to ensure accurate fuel usage transparen­cy and emissions tracking.
The Tegas Madani, a Malaysian offshore tug/supply ship, relies on the Fueltrax Vessel Fuel Management System (VFMS) to ensure accurate fuel usage transparen­cy and emissions tracking.

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