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Impact Report 2025: Ofiniti achieves more than 24,000 digital bunker operations

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Company said its suppliers delivered 500,000 mt of alternative marine fuels, equivalent to filling 200 Olympic pools as well as achieved its first documented supplies 100% bio-LNG and B100 UCOME.
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Ofiniti, the company behind the FuelBoss digital delivery platform and BunkerFlow, recently said it has completed more than 24,000 digital bunker operations across its network this year.

In its Impact Report 2025, Ofiniti said 2025 was the year digitalisation and decarbonisation truly converged in bunkering.

“Alternative fuels are moving from pilot stage to scaled supply, biofuels, LNG, methanol, ammonia, but they bring complexity, documentation demands and safety requirements that manual processes cannot handle,” the company said. 

“That is where Ofiniti quietly became infrastructure. Before electronic Bunker Delivery Notes were mandated in Singapore or widely discussed across the industry, we had already begun digitising operations in North-West Europe. 

“What is now becoming a global expectation began as a practical response to operational friction, making documentation clearer, aligning stakeholders, and reducing manual burden.”

With Ofiniti’s capability to support LNG, methanol, biofuels and ammonia, the company said its suppliers delivered 500,000 metric tonnes (mt) of alternative marine fuels, equivalent to filling 200 Olympic pools, this year. 

Ofiniti also said its first deliveries of 100% bio-LNG and B100 UCOME were also completed and documented digitally in 2025. 

With alternative fuels, the company said the stack of documents grows with more comprehensive checklists and documentation of the lifecycle emission profile and FuelBoss can automate that process.

“It standardises the process, gives every stakeholder the same data, and creates the digital custody chain required to validate the sustainability of new fuels,” it added.

With that, Ofiniti has reduced paperwork by an average of 28 pages per LNG delivery. 

Looking ahead, Tue Nielsen, CEO of Ofiniti, said: “The next phase of the energy transition is not only about new fuel molecules; it is about proof, integrity, safety, and interoperability.

“Ofiniti is positioned as the system that enables these flows, the unseen operating layer that lets the energy transition actually work at scale.”

 

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Published: 19 December, 2025