The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) has introduced a new digital fuel card system for all government vehicles, aimed at improving efficiency, transparency, and accountability in fuel distribution, the Ministry of Digital Economy said.

Under the new system, a special digital fuel card will be issued for state-owned vehicles, allowing fuel to be obtained from any fuel station across the country.

The initiative seeks to minimise fuel wastage, fraud, and irregularities, while reducing delays caused by existing documentation processes, the ministry said in a statement. The system will also enable accurate monitoring and reporting of fuel usage by government institutions, the statement added.

The CPC said the digitalisation of fuel distribution is expected to improve the management of state resources, reduce fuel losses, and contribute to strengthening the national economy. (Newswire)

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A new digital card system will be introduced to supply fuel for vehicles belonging to government institutions, starting with a pilot project at the Presidential Secretariat.

The move aims to enhance transparency, reduce manual intervention, and enable efficient reimbursement through online banking systems, the government said.

The digital card system, developed by the Bank of Ceylon in collaboration with the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation, is expected to streamline fuel distribution for state-owned vehicles.

The proposal, submitted by the President, received Cabinet approval to launch the system for pool vehicles of the Presidential Secretariat.

Based on the outcome of the pilot phase, the system may be expanded to other government institutions in the future. (Newswire)

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