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PAEC, PSO forge strategic partnership for efficient fuel supply

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) and Pakistan State Oil (PSO) have signed an agreement for the provision of PSO fleet cards and bulk supply of petroleum, oil and lubricants (POL) to PAEC. The agreement covers two key areas—provision of PSO fleet cards and bulk supply of POL and lubricants at discounted rates. It is expected to provide operational and financial benefits to PAEC…

PAEC, PSO forge strategic partnership for efficient fuel supply

The Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) and Pakistan State Oil (PSO) have recently signed a strategic partnership agreement aimed at ensuring efficient fuel supply. This collaboration covers two key areas: the provision of PSO fleet cards and the bulk supply of petroleum, oil, and lubricants (POL) and lubricants at discounted rates.

The agreement is anticipated to bring about operational and financial benefits to PAEC, while simultaneously guaranteeing a dependable, streamlined, and efficient fuel supply mechanism. This partnership signifies a significant milestone in the professional relationship between PAEC and PSO, which has endured for over four and a half decades.

It is more than just a commercial arrangement; it embodies a shared dedication to efficiency, transparency, economy, and mutually beneficial cooperation.

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