Egypt Dominates Global Sales of Shell Rimula Diesel Engine Oils
Egypt Dominates Global Sales of Shell Rimula Diesel Engine Oils

Egypt Dominates Global Sales of Shell Rimula Diesel Engine Oils

  • 25-Oct-2023 7:04 PM
  • Journalist: Patricia Jose Perez

Egypt has achieved a remarkable feat by topping global sales of Shell Rimula diesel engine oils. This accomplishment stands as a testament to the continuous efforts of the Shell Lubricants Egypt team and the effective marketing strategies implemented by the company throughout the year.

The annual "Shell Ultimate Stopover 2023" conference served as a platform to discuss the future prospects of the trucking industry and ways to enhance its progress through the adoption of advanced technologies that contribute to the development of the transportation sector while also reducing carbon dioxide emissions. Of particular concern were heavy trucks that travel long distances, contributing to approximately 41% of carbon dioxide emissions.

The demand for trucks is anticipated to continue growing until 2050, underscoring the need for urgent measures to enhance their efficiency and reduce their environmental impact.

Experts at the "Shell Ultimate Stopover 2023" conference emphasized that the transition to electric vehicles necessitates significant changes in the current usage of transport trucks. This transition involves exploring alternative technologies that produce low or zero emissions, such as hydrogen and renewable natural gas. Some companies have already initiated the adoption of these technologies, leveraging them to optimize their operations and enhance truck performance.

The oil industry, in particular, is marked by increased collaboration among partners throughout the value chain, including oil suppliers and distributors. This collaboration has a direct impact on streamlining the supply chain and investing in complementary industries. For instance, within the realm of oils, additional digital services have emerged, such as oil and fluid monitoring technology. This technology relies on sensors installed in oils to monitor their performance and predict changes or failures in trucks caused by issues related to oil quality.

Transport companies are actively seeking partnerships with oil producers to develop co-branded products or expanding their own branded products to meet the growing demand for premium-grade oils. An excellent example of this is the successful collaboration between Shell and major truck manufacturers like Scania. These partnerships focus on joint product development to ensure the best products are available to meet their specific needs.

This trend is expected to stimulate an increased demand for low-emission supply chains, accelerate the introduction of appropriate regulations and laws, and drive technological developments. As a result, many transport companies are expanding their fleets of electric trucks, providing more effective solutions that can expedite operational and sustainable growth within the transport sector.

Transport service providers are in a unique position to offer comprehensive packages of services aimed at lowering total costs, including energy services, electric vehicles, and digital offerings. These multifaceted approaches represent a promising direction for the future of the transportation industry.

Egypt's exceptional performance in global sales of Shell Rimula diesel engine oils not only highlights the country's success but also underscores the broader transformation and technological innovation underway in the transport sector, offering a brighter and more sustainable future.

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