Your mine site could be losing $5M+ in fuel annually — without knowing it.

Why fuel management matters for Canadian mining operations

The average Canadian mine site has a fuel reconciliation gap of 2–5% — the difference between what arrives at the tank farm and what can be accounted for at the asset level. On an operation burning 30 million litres per year, that gap represents over $1.4M in untracked losses annually.

Innoflo Solutions, Veridapt's exclusive Canadian partner, helps mining operations across Canada — from oil sands in Alberta to remote gold mines in Nunavut — achieve end-to-end fuel visibility. Our clients have reduced reconciliation discrepancies by up to 90% and identified burn rate anomalies saving millions in fuel costs annually.

The Mine Site Fuel Management Score takes 1 minute and gives you a personalised assessment of your operation's fuel gap exposure, top risk areas, and recommended next steps — at no cost.

What the assessment covers

• →Fuel reconciliation methods and gap exposure
• →Service truck transfer tracking and field visibility
• →Asset-level burn rate monitoring
• →GHG and emissions reporting readiness
• →Expansion and capital project fuel infrastructure planning

Who this is for

This assessment is designed for VP Operations, Mine Managers, Maintenance Superintendents, and Finance leads at Canadian mining operations — including oil sands, open pit gold and copper mines, potash operations, and remote fly-in sites. If your operation spends more than $5M annually on diesel and you do not have real-time asset-level fuel visibility, this assessment will tell you exactly what that is costing you.