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Metafuels has awarded McDermott a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract for its planned Turbe e-SAF facility in Rotterdam, marking a key step towards final investment decision for the project. Metafuels is a Zurich-based SAF technology

KRAHN Specialty Fluids has established a new distribution partnership with Metalex Cryogenics Ltd. to expand the availability of specialty refrigeration and cooling fluids in India and the United Arab Emirates. The agreement

Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng will begin locally assembling electric vehicles in Malaysia in 2026 under a strategic partnership with EP Manufacturing Bhd (EPMB), marking a significant step in its expansion across Southeast Asia. The initiative is anchored by

Renault Group has become the first automotive manufacturer to introduce and exclusively offer a full range of premium engine oils formulated with re-refined base oils (RRBO), as part of an effort to reduce the carbon footprint of its after-sales products.

TotalEnergies has signed a 21-year power purchase agreement with Google to supply renewable electricity to the technology company’s data centre

bp p.l.c. has appointed Meg O’Neill, currently chief executive of Woodside Energy, as its next chief executive officer, effective 1 April 2026. The company said Murray Auchincloss will step down as

The European Commission has proposed a new Automotive Package that would allow limited flexibility in the European Union’s CO₂ emissions targets for cars and vans, marking what industry groups describe as a first step toward recalibrating

ExxonMobil on Tuesday held an opening ceremony for its residual upgrade project on Jurong Island, marking the formal commissioning of new units designed to produce higher-value lubricant base stocks and lower-sulphur fuels in Singapore. The project introduces new processing

U.S.-based automaker Ford Motor Co. said it is shifting capital investment toward trucks, hybrids and more affordable electric vehicles (EVs) as it seeks to restore profitability and apply stricter discipline to its electrification strategy. The automaker said the revised

Development of the replacement fuel economy test for ILSAC GF-8 will restart after the International Lubricants Specification Advisory Committee (ILSAC) said the proposed hardware does not reflect modern engine designs and fails to deliver the fuel-economy discrimination required for