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Global grease demand is changing driven by the shift in demand for different chemistries, technological advancements, raw material availability, as well as the penetration of premium products, according to our upcoming Opportunities in Grease report.
Kline’s leadership role in providing strategic advice and insights to the global lubricants industry was on prominent display in March.
On March 21, Kline conducted a roundtable discussion on the Used Oil Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulation that will come into force in April 2024. The participants included representatives of major lubricant, lubricant basestock, and lubricant additive companies, as well as representatives from the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) – an industry body, and
The Metalworking fluids (MWF) market is evolving. Traditional manufacturing and automotive industries that have relied heavily on metalworking processes, specifically where lubricating and cooling of different applications and practices are involved, are undergoing fundamental changes with challenging repercussions for the metalworking fluids market.
Air travel has become an integral part of our interconnected world, with airplanes taking off globally at an astounding rate — scheduled commercial traffic alone exceeds 400 departures per hour. Fast forward to the mid-2030s, we anticipate no fewer than 200,000 flights per day crisscrossing the skies globally. However, the aviation sector not only contributes
As the global community steers toward a greener future, the search for alternative fuels intensifies. Amongst the promising contenders today, hydrogen and ammonia stand out.
The recent ICIS World Base Oils and Lubricants Conference in London provided a platform for industry leaders to share crucial insights and discussions. The Leadership Keynote Sessions featured distinguished figures such as Artis Brown from ExxonMobil, Aldo Govi from Infineum, and Ravi Chawla from Gulf Oil Lubricants India, focusing on critical topics. The event also
Compared to 10 even 5 years ago, there is a well-established consensus that incorporating and integrating sustainable strategies for a stronger, more ethical future is non-negotiable. And while industry accepts the need for a more sustainable and environmental future, the challenges for businesses and corporations are considerable when it comes to converting this sentiment into
To date ‘Extended Producer Responsibility’ (EPR) schemes relating to lubricants and waste oil have been introduced in more than 60 countries, including a dozen in Europe formed under the auspices of EU Waste Directives, starting with Italy in 1982. But relatively few of the current used oil EPR schemes have caused material improvements in waste
Countries across the Middle East are in the middle of a sweeping economic transformation. Governments are seeking to diversify their economy, turning away from oil and gas dependency to develop broader, more versatile economies. From Kuwait to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), ambitious plans are being rolled out to develop new industries and markets, with
