Vivo Energy, announced the launch of its new VE-CEM, Continuous Equipment Monitoring solution, powered by Digital Twin technology from its partner, Intangles. VE-CEM gives businesses visibility of their vehicles and equipment, helping them predict and prevent breakdowns before they occur. By harnessing real-time data from the Electronic Control Unit (ECU), VE-CEM provides actionable insights into key systems- including the engine, aftertreatment, brakes, battery and alternator, air intake, as well as how driver behaviour impacts vehicle health and fuel consumption. These insights are delivered via dashboards, offering a full 360-degree view of fleet and asset health. The new offer is targeted at commercial customers in transport and logistics, mining, construction, and agriculture sectors, where equipment uptime is critical to operations and profitability. With VE-CEM, Vivo Energy customers can reduce downtime, cut maintenance costs, improve fleet availability, and make faster, smarter operational decisions. VE-CEM has already been successfully piloted with mining and fleet operators in Kenya, Senegal and Zambia according to Vivo Energy.
From L-R: Anup Patil, the CEO of Intangles and Stan Mittelman, CEO of Vivo Energy during the launch of VE-CEM.
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“At Vivo Energy, we don’t just fuel industries; we power transformation. With VE-CEM, our customers will be able to predict issues before they happen slashing costs, boosting productivity, and gaining greater confidence in their operations. This new offer will deliver real value where it matters most: keeping fleets and equipment working reliably, day after day,” said Stan Mittelman, CEO of Vivo Energy.
To further expand its footprint, Vivo Energy acquired 100% of the shares in TotalEnergies Marketing Jordan. Upon completion of the transaction, Vivo Energy will take over TotalEnergies Marketing Jordan, including its network of approximately 180 service stations, as well as its commercial fuels and lubricants operations. .