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Playbook & Handbook · February 6, 2026
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EDTECH: LEVERAGING AI-POWERED TECHNOLOGIES TO TRANSFORM THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE
1. Technology overview
Ofiniti is a digital bunkering company headquartered in Oslo, according to a DNV Ventures announcement. It originated inside DNV as FuelBoss, became independent in September 2024 and acquired the Singapore-based Angsana Technology in March 2025. It addresses paper-heavy, slow bunker delivery processes between suppliers, barges, surveyors and vessels.
The Ofiniti Platform lets operators, surveyors and cargo officers access electronic bunker delivery notes (eBDN) by role and schedule multiple barges. It runs on any tablet without dedicated hardware, works offline, and is backed by a 24/7 support team and structured onboarding. Customers named on the site include Gasum and TotalEnergies.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- eBDN access: Role-based electronic bunker delivery notes for operators, surveyors and cargo officers.
- Barge scheduling: Planning of multiple barges in one platform.
- Offline mode: Operations continue without connectivity.
- Tablet-based: Runs on any tablet with no dedicated hardware.
- Support and onboarding: 24/7 support team and a four-step onboarding process.
3. Potential application
Bunker suppliers and barge operators in Singapore and Vietnamese ports can issue eBDNs and schedule barges digitally. Shipowners calling at Singapore can receive verified delivery records. Fuel traders can audit deliveries for alternative fuels such as ammonia.
4. Benefits
Digital eBDN workflows replace paper at the barge. The company reports a 45-minute reduction in process time per delivery, 40,000+ operations completed and over USD 500 million in fuel transactions digitised. No dedicated hardware is required and offline use is supported.
5. Market trends & opportunities
Singapore, the world's largest bunkering port, made electronic bunker delivery notes the default from April 2025, pushing suppliers toward digital documentation. Other hubs including Southeast Asian ports are expected to follow, creating demand for eBDN and bunker operations software.
6. Other information
Spun out of DNV in September 2024 (DNV Ventures remains largest shareholder). USD 6.8 million growth round in March 2026, USD 9 million total raised. Acquired Angsana Technology (March 2025) and the eBDN solution of ZeroNorth. Operations in Singapore.
