... fleet faces a number of challenges: Infrastructure limitations: Lack of charging stations, especially in remote areas. Cost and accessibility: Electric vehicles remain expensive, limiting their widespread adoption. Raw material resources: Battery production ... ... gasoline counterparts. This is especially important for customers who cover large distances daily, such as in logistics and freight transportation. Low CO₂ Emissions Modern diesel technologies, such as "BlueTEC" and AdBlue systems, allow for significant ...

... Marketplaces in the raw material trade benefit not only suppliers and buyers but also carriers. Carriers gain new growth and development opportunities on such platforms: Access to New Orders. A B2B platform brings together numerous cargo owners. Carriers gain access to a database of transport requests—allowing them to find loads from different clients. This helps increase vehicle utilization and minimize downtime. Simplified Client Search. Instead of searching manually, carriers can view current requests in the system and immediately ...

... in the cities where its enterprises operate: Construction of schools, kindergartens and medical institutions. Development of transport infrastructure, including roads and utilities. Support for cultural and sports events aimed at improving the quality ... ... management and the implementation of investment programs. However, for potential investors, this creates certain restrictions in access to information about the company's financial performance. 2. Attractiveness for financial institutions Despite the lack ...

... mentioned earlier; the market is enormous and is considered one of the country’s least digitized. However, buying through the exchange comes with restrictions and complexities. Accreditation is required, along with a 100,000-ruble fee for trading access. The platform itself is complex and designed for professional market players. The main issue is the self-pickup clause. Buyers must not only go through the demanding registration process but also handle challenging negotiations with transport companies. In Russia, trust in transport companies often surpasses that in traders because, in about 70% of cases, the delivered fuel volume is incomplete. Moreover, exchange purchases typically involve long delivery times, up to 10 days, which ...

... changes in fuel consumption. Financial flexibility allows companies to plan their budget and avoid the need for large one-time investments, which simplifies inventory management and financial planning. Leasing and renting vehicles for fuel delivery Transporting fuel can be a complex and expensive process, especially for companies that do not have their own vehicles. Open Oil Market solves this problem by providing its customers with access to partner programs for leasing and renting specialized vehicles for fuel delivery. Partnerships with leasing companies allow customers to purchase or rent equipment on flexible terms, which significantly reduces logistics costs. This integration ...