Europe’s two lubricants associations have asked standard-setters to recognise the emissions savings that better-performing lubricants deliver inside existing fossil-fuelled equipment, arguing that the leading global methodology for avoided emissions writes those savings out by design. The ATIEL & UEIL Joint Sustainability Committee published a position paper on 15 September setting out the European lubricants industry’s perspective on avoided emissions and handprint methodologies. ATIEL…

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