May 2025

LanzaJet and BioD have announced a feasibility study to develop a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production facility in Colombia, marking a significant milestone in the expansion of low-carbon

Shell Lubricants has announced that its immersion cooling fluids have become the first to receive official certification from a major chip manufacturer for use in data centres worldwide. Intel’s

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. has announced a bold recovery strategy named Re:Nissan, aimed at streamlining operations, cutting costs, and revitalising its business to adapt to rapidly evolving market conditions. The plan targets a return to

Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group has signed agreements with Neste and World Energy to acquire sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) certificates, strengthening its decarbonisation strategy

TotalEnergies Marketing Asia-Pacific Middle East has announced the launch of its latest range of engine oils, certified to meet the new API SQ and ILSAC GF-7 standards. These advanced

Chevron has announced the appointment of Tim Rankin as general manager of its Australia downstream business, effective 1 July 2025. Based in Brisbane, Rankin will oversee Chevron’s national fuels network and lead efforts to expand the Caltex brand

BASF is extending its proprietary methodology and digital solution for product carbon footprint (PCF) calculation through partnerships with leading software providers. The

The Chemours Company has announced a strategic agreement with Navin Fluorine International Limited to manufacture Opteon™ two-phase immersion cooling fluid. The collaboration forms part of Chemours’ expanded Liquid Cooling Venture, which addresses the growing demand for advanced cooling solutions in

Lubrication Engineers, Inc. (LE), a leading developer of industrial lubricants and asset reliability solutions, has acquired RSC Bio Solutions, a pioneer in high-performance, biodegradable lubrication technologies. The acquisition, announced on May 6, 2025, enhances LE’s sustainability credentials and strengthens

Corden BioChem GmbH has resumed production at a bioethanol facility in Podari, Romania, previously owned by Swiss specialty chemicals company Clariant. Corden BioChem, a contract manufacturer of fermentation-based products, is a subsidiary of