A report from Shell Vietnam Ltd. shows that the solutions from this company help mining and mining enterprises reduce maintenance costs by up to 30%.
Lubricants in heavy industry
Shell’s statistics, carried out in 8 countries, and 181 business leaders, show that 4 out of 10 businesses have a proper lubricant management process. “Only 50% of these businesses fully understand the importance of lubricants in the operation and maintenance of equipment,” Shell’s 2015 report reads.
Management of lubricant products in heavy industry, mining, and construction is a process involving many stages, from storage, preservation, use, and disposal, to be done properly to avoid contamination. In addition, industrial machinery has special requirements on the amount of lubricating oil, replacement, and supplementation to achieve high efficiency, avoiding waste or damage to equipment.
Therefore, a supplier of lubricants and suitable lubrication solutions for the industry is an important factor that can help mining and mining enterprises reduce maintenance costs by 30%, according to a report from Shell. For example, in about 5 years (2014-2019), Shell has helped its customers globally save about 63.9 million USD, thanks to scientific products and solutions.
Kline’s market analysis report also shows that Shell has been the world’s leading supplier of finished lubricants for 16 consecutive years, and is a partner of many global multi-industry groups. In Vietnam, Shell provides three specialized services to mining and construction businesses, construction assistance, and lubricant-related problems.
The Shell LubeAnalyst service is a lubricant and machinery “health” test that helps identify potential oil or equipment failures. Shell LubeAdvisor selects the right oil, helping businesses optimize performance and prolong the life of their equipment, reducing energy consumption. Finally, there is Shell LubeCoach, a specialized training program that helps employees at the enterprise strengthen their knowledge and skills in lubricant management.
Sustainable development goals
Vietnam has made a commitment to net zero emissions by 2050, Shell’s current priority is to achieve net zero emissions in about the next 30 years. This is the fundamental goal that helps Shell accompanies Vietnamese businesses to solve the problem of sustainable development.
Accordingly, Shell offers solutions such as plant-based lubricants, biodegradable synthetic materials… to support businesses in the mining and construction sectors to reduce carbon emissions. The company also invests in a network of technology centers with more than 300 multinational scientists and engineers in search of new and environmentally friendly solutions.
Shell Vietnam factory (Dong Nai) also focuses on meeting the demand for high-quality lubricants for domestic enterprises, ensuring uninterrupted supply.
Machteld de Haan, Global Executive Vice President of Shell Lubricants, said: “Our focus is now on transforming our business, from a global lubricant supplier to a quality solutions provider. future leading fluids and lubricants”.
