VERIDAPT's fuel management and emissions tracking technology monitors more than 30 billion liters of hydrocarbons annually at more than 150 major mining, rail, and fuel terminal operations worldwide.
Headquartered in Australia and with more than 20 years of experience, VERIDAPT is a company at the forefront of technology in terms of the management and monitoring of fuel, lubricants and monitoring of CO2 emissions, with its own development and innovation, which is present in industries such as; mining, railways, fuel terminals around the world. They have been present in Chile since 2018 with operations in important mining companies in the country.
The company helps its clients control and manage fuels and lubricants, which are essential inputs in the industry's operating cost, as well as supporting ESG (Environmental, Social, Governmental) reporting by accurately tracking carbon emissions. Its real-time technology is recognized for offering unprecedented measurement and visibility of energy raw materials in storage facilities such as ponds or piles through its unique IoT platform.
VERIDAPT offers the AdaptFMS platform on the market, which records every step in the hydrocarbon supply chain, from reception to consumption. This leads to more efficient fleets, streamlining operations in general and ultimately reducing fuel consumption.
Its customers include BHP, Rio Tinto, Glencore, Vale, Teck and many others. Currently in Chile the solution is installed in mining sites, such as BHP Escondida, Teck Quebrada Blanca, Teck Carmen de Andacollo, Lundin Mining Candelaria, CMP Los Colorados, AMSA Centinela, AMSA Minera Los Pelambres, BHP Spence, and in Mexico of the Ternium group and Arcelor Mittal the Peña Colorada mine. We are also active in Peru and other Latin American countries
VERIDAPT has the goal of fulfilling a commitment to unify the physical and the digital, in order to provide maximum benefits and cost savings to the mining sector. Its path of more than two decades leading the digital revolution in energy monitoring and inventory reconciliation, proposes a greater challenge, focused on maintaining leadership in innovation and technology in the management of bulk raw materials.
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