Side-by-Side Comparison
Pet Coke Logistics Risk Profile
Pet coke's higher per-tonne value makes it a more attractive pilferage target per trip. Port corridors — especially the Gujarat industrial cluster (Kandla/Mundra → Rajasthan/MP plants) — have established industrial fuel buyers who purchase partial loads.
The specific risk: a 25-tonne pet coke truck at ₹10,000/MT carries ₹2.5 lakh. Removing 2 tonnes generates ₹20,000 per trip for the driver — significantly higher incentive than coal.
Coal Logistics Risk Profile
Coal's lower per-tonne value is offset by volume and route maturity. Established grey market buyers near coal belts (Jharia, Korba, Talcher) have operated for decades. The scale of daily loss — hundreds of trucks on the same corridor — creates systematic pilferage that compounds into crore-scale monthly losses despite lower per-trip incentive.
Shared Tracking Architecture
Despite different risk profiles, both fuels use the same tracking architecture:
Intugine tracks both pet coke and coal on a single platform — giving cement plant fuel management teams unified visibility across both fuel streams with per-commodity risk zone configuration.
Calorific Value Tracking
For both fuels, Intugine links trip records with LIMS calorific value data:
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