Lubes'n'Greases Magazine

SPECIAL REPORT: BASE STOCKS

The February issue features a special report on base stocks. Discover how synthetic base stocks are helping to up the quality of automotive lubricants, as well as how rerefined base oils are becoming increasingly important to a sustainability-focused industry.

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Special Report: Base Stocks

Synthetic Base Stocks Pave the Way for Automotive Lubricants

How do synthetic base stocks help automotive lubricant formulators to meet ever-increasing standards? Pennzoil’s Sean Nguyen weighs in.

Special Report: Base Stocks

Rerefined Base Oils Step into the Light

How have rerefined base oils benefitted the industry up until now, and how might they help to secure the future of the industry?

SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainable Chemicals from Agricultural Waste Plastic and Biomass

Matias de Tezanos and Boris Zhmud explain how waste plastic can be converted into value-added products, including lubricants.

PACKAGING

Goodpack explains the sustainability benefits of reusable metal intermediate bulk containers.

How do synthetic base stocks help automotive lubricant formulators to meet ever-increasing standards? Pennzoil’s Sean Nguyen weighs in.

ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Banking on EV Batteries

Arkema’s Woldemar d’Ambrieres discusses the evolution of electric vehicle batteries as well as concerns about recycling, the limited lithium supply and more.

Departments

Monthly Base Oil Report

Pandora’s Box

How is the current base oil market deviating from its previous patterns, and what factors are forcing the changes?

Base Oil Report Video

Lubes’n’Greases Base Oil Editor Gabriela Wheeler and Lubes’n’Greases Managing Editor Sydney Moore discuss this month’s Base Oil Report.

Automotive

PC-12 Changes Are Coming

PC-12 is in the works. How may the new category differ from its predecessor?