Pertamina International Marketing & Distribution (PIMD) has agreed a deal to implement ADP Clear’s digital bunkering system across its operations in Singapore.
A subsidiary of Indonesia’s Pertamina Group, PIMD will adopt the ADP Clear platform as its electronic Bunker Delivery Note (eBDN) system, in line with Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) digital bunkering requirements.
ADP reports that it has already processed more than 8,000 bunker deliveries through its system across 15 ports globally. The company will support PIMD in managing more than 50 bunker deliveries per month across five barges, as part of a wider goal to reach 200,000 tonnes in monthly bunker volume.
“By adopting ADP, we can enhance operational control, streamline our bunkering process, and reinforce trust within the maritime ecosystem,” said Justin Tan, Trading Manager of PIMD.
“Moreover, with ADP’s dedicated global support team available around the clock, we have the confidence that expert assistance is always within reach. We look forward to our continued collaboration with ADP in shaping the future of digitalised bunkering.
PIMD says it aims to promote digital innovation and sustainable practices within Singapore’s marine fuel sector while also providing greater visibility and improved workflow integration across its bunker supply chain.
