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OGRA to Monitor Fuel Supply with Alibaba AI Tools

AI tools built with Alibaba will watch the chain to petrol.

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Staff checking pipes under OGRA fuel supply monitoring
OGRA will use AI tools developed with Alibaba Group to monitor Pakistan's fuel supply chain from refineries to petrol. Photo: Enable Pakistan

OGRA will use AI tools developed with Alibaba Group to monitor Pakistan's fuel supply chain and improve oversight from refineries to petrol. OGRA fuel supply monitoring is the regulator's watch on how fuel moves through that chain.

OGRA is the oil and gas regulator. AI tools are software that can read data and flag problems. Alibaba Group is the partner named in developing the tools. The chain is Pakistan's fuel supply, running from refineries, where fuel is processed, through to petrol. The stated goal is better oversight. The update says OGRA will use the tools. It does not give a start date.

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How OGRA fuel supply checks will use AI

The tools were developed with Alibaba Group. Their job is to monitor the fuel supply chain. Oversight is the checking of that chain, and the stretch named is from refineries to petrol. The update does not list a price change, a fine, or a city-by-city rollout.

Our verdict

OGRA plans to monitor Pakistan's fuel supply with AI tools developed with Alibaba Group, so oversight from refineries to petrol can improve. A launch date is not given.

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Frequently asked questions

Who will use the tools?

OGRA.

Who developed them with OGRA's plan in view?

The tools were developed with Alibaba Group.

What will they monitor?

Pakistan's fuel supply chain, from refineries to petrol.

Why?

To improve oversight.

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