Taicang lubes base continues to attract investment
Foreign and domestic majors are increasing their presence in the port town\n
Foreign and domestic majors are increasing their presence in the port town\n
Oil majors show continued drop in figures for second quarter 2015 with only Fuchs and Phillips 66 bucking the trend.
ExxonMobil sees modest growth for the region with a shift towards higher quality base oils\n
The RPS Downstream Consulting team examine what might happen if ExxonMobil decided to acquire BP. According to Sargeant and Speding this is a real possibility.
The UNITI Conference provided thought-provoking insights into the future of the European and global automotive and lubricants industries - from multiple propulsion solutions to ultra-thin engine oils.
Fuch sbucks the trend with overall positive figures for the first quarter of 2015.
The University of Pennsylvania and ExxonMobil studied the nanoscale properties and mechanisms of lubricant films and uncovered the molecular mechanisms behind a common anti-wear additive.\n\n
A round-up of Q4 and annual results from the oil majors.
Falling oil prices are prompting lubes producers to revise product costs, but hard discounting can prove as troublesome as maintaining high prices in China's online marketplace
Amid falling oil prices and increasing lubes tax, ExMo rethinks its pricing strategy