Fuelre4m unveils VIRDIS a predictive AI breakthrough in global fuel distribution, powered by Five9nes

Fuelre4m has announced a strategic partnership with Five9nes.io to power VIRDIS, its next-generation AI-driven distribution platform set to transform how fuel reform solutions are deployed globally.
At the heart of VIRDIS is a bold vision to ensure any registered vessel receives Re4mx, Fuelre4m’s emissions-reducing nano-biotech fuel additive. This takes place within two weeks, and notably anywhere in the world. Through real-time data ingestion, predictive analytics, and intelligent supply chain automation, the VIRDIS + Five9nes alliance is redefining what is possible in global fuel logistics.

“VIRDIS marks a major leap forward for Fuelre4m, and our partnership with Five9nes is the engine behind it,” said Rob Mortimer, CEO of Fuelre4m. “By combining our fuel optimisation technology with Five9nes’ digital infrastructure and AI expertise, we’ve built a scalable, intelligent system that delivers efficiency, speed, and sustainability. It’s a blueprint for how clean-tech and digital can work hand-in-hand to drive real change.”
“The partnership between Five9nes and Fuelre4m represents a pivotal advancement in digital transformation for the energy sector,” said Ali Kazmi, CEO of Five9nes.io. “As Fuelre4m’s exclusive digital solutions partner, we’re combining their industry leading expertise with our advanced data analytics and AI capabilities to accelerate innovation. Our collaboration will enable more efficient, data-driven operations while supporting Fuelre4m’s mission to revolutionize energy management and sustainability.”

The VIRDIS platform, powered by Five9nes.io, introduces a suite of cutting-edge innovations that elevate Fuelre4m’s global operations. These include a real-time data pipeline that enables scalable vessel telemetry processing and seamless logistics coordination, as well as predictive demand modelling that leverages AI to accurately forecast fuel requirements and align Re4mx supply with real-world demand.
In addition, the platform offers full automation and operational visibility, digitising workflows and providing end-to-end oversight across the distribution network. Together, these capabilities underpin a smarter, faster, and more sustainable approach to global fuel logistics.
This partnership enables Fuelre4m to deliver cleaner, faster, and more efficient energy solutions to ports, maritime operators, power generators, rail systems, and public transport networks, all while aligning with global ESG goals.
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