The United Kingdom Lubricants Association (UKLA) is hosting a conference on lubricant with a European focus this summer.
Described as a voice for the UK’s lubricant industry, UKLA will assemble some of the biggest names in the sector at the June event. These include ExxonMobil and the Lubrizol Corporation, the parent company of CPI Fluid Engineering that produces heat transfer fluid (HTF) brand Paratherm and refrigeration compressor oil line, Solest.
The upcoming event takes place in the UK capital and is part of a series of lubricant industry conferences to discuss the importance of diversity and sustainability. The fourth event so far from UKLA, the conference is titled “Roadmap for the European Lubricants Industry”.
The single-day conference will see lubricant industry professionals gather under one roof to listen to experts and to debate and discuss the way ahead for the lubricants industry in Europe. Those attending this summer can expect to learn about the latest market trends, forecasts and analysis for the lubricants industry and discover emerging applications. The environmental effects of lubricants will be covered along with lubricant recycling and the circular economy.
The UKLA aims to attract a global audience of over a hundred sector professionals, including key decision-makers from operational leadership, senior management, sales, technical specialist, marketing and account management teams to talk about important areas impacting the industry’s future.
Lube Conference 2025 will now be held on Wednesday, June 11 at BMA House. The major London events venue is situated in Tavistock Square.
