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As the marine shipping industry transitions to engines using new fuel types that generate less carbon dioxide, cylinder ...
The Chinese government announced on April 25 that the parts of its China VI emission standard applying to heavy diesel v ...
The United States Environmental Protection Agency is reconsidering a 2019 action that sought to end a policy allowing Ca ...
The United States Environmental Protection Agency is asking for additional public input on final rules for five chemical ...
Asia’s Increasing Influence on the Global Lubes Market After a tumultuous year for lubricant markets around the gl ...
United States regulators are proposing changes in hazardous materials labeling billed as aligning with global protocols ...
The European Chemicals Agency started public consultation March 9 on eight proposed substances proposed for designation ...
The Mechanical Engineering Industry Association in Germany last week urged the European Commission to change course on t ...
A group of 20 employees at Lukoil’s Volgograd refinery – which has a lubricant blending plant – was accused last w ...
A watchdog of the United Kingdom’s lubricant market has lodged a complaint against a German marketer, contending that ...
A year after its initial implementation, the European Union has extended for six more months its duty and 200,000 metric ...
The United States Customs and Border Protection agency last week announced a ban on palm oil l produced in Malaysia by S ...
The United States Environmental Protection Agency last month excluded the lubricant industry from a new prohibition on p ...
Cambodia will eliminate tariffs on imported industrial lubricants effective Jan. 1 in an attempt to boost competitivenes ...
The European Council recommended this month that the European Union set a more ambitious goal for reducing greenhouse ga ...
Several companies, including two from the lubricants industry, recently criticized a proposal by the United States Envir ...
The United States Environmental Protection Agency concluded Monday that perchloroethylene does not pose an unreasonable ...
