Anglo-Dutch energy company and lubricant maker Shell has announced its intention to appeal a decision by a Dutch court that requires it to cut its carbon emissions sooner than Continue reading Shell to appeal climate change ruling
Avelo Airlines selects Mobil lubricants
US airline Avelo Airlines, the first mainline carrier to come to market in 15 years, has chosen Mobil as its exclusive lubricant supplier. Avelo selected Mobil due to its strong history of developing high-performing aviation lubricants that meet the needs of a Continue reading Avelo Airlines selects Mobil lubricants
HollyFrontier to showcase lubricants at Las Vegas
HollyFrontier Lubricants & Specialties is to showcase its range of Petro-Canada greases and oils at MINExpo International, which is to be held in Continue reading HollyFrontier to showcase lubricants at Las Vegas
Morris recruits heritage railway engineer
The Shrewsbury-based Morris Lubricants has a new Heritage Account Manager – Simon Holroyd, who has worked on a number of heritage railway projects. Continue reading Morris recruits heritage railway engineer
Drain intervals could be extended for high-speed engines
Data from lubricant maker Mobil reveals that some operators may be unnecessarily changing the oil in the engines of their high-speed marine vessels, which in turn increases their costs for lubricant supplies, routine maintenance and Continue reading Drain intervals could be extended for high-speed engines
Brazil to become world’s fifth-largest oil exporter
According to Bento Albuquerque, the Brazilian Mines and Energy Minister, Brazil is set to become the world’s fifth-largest exporter of oil by Continue reading Brazil to become world’s fifth-largest oil exporter
Higher prices may trigger increase in US oil production
According to the latest short-term outlook from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), US oil production may start to regain some of its recent losses if oil prices continue Continue reading Higher prices may trigger increase in US oil production
Researchers find effective lubricant in beetle legs
Researchers at Germany’s University of Kiel have discovered a wax-like lubricant produced in the legs of beetles that appears to reduce friction more than polytetrafluoroethylene, which is more commonly known for the Teflon coating found on cookware like frying pans. Continue reading Researchers find effective lubricant in beetle legs
Ineos agrees to invest in clean hydrogen fund
The world’s third-largest chemical company, Ineos, has agreed to become a cornerstone investor in HydrogenOne Capital Growth, a new fund that will focus on investing in clean hydrogen projects. Continue reading Ineos agrees to invest in clean hydrogen fund
Rolls-Royce joins push for sustainable aviation fuel
British company Rolls-Royce, which makes engines for the aviation sector, has announced that it will partner with Shell to promote the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) Continue reading Rolls-Royce joins push for sustainable aviation fuel
