ARCHION lists on Tokyo Stock Exchange as Fuso-Hino holding group
ARCHION Corporation, the holding company formed through the business integration of Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation and Hino Motors Ltd., has officially commenced operations and been listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market under stock code 543A. Daimler
Varhad Capital, Velocys sign MoU for biomass-to-SAF plants in India
India-based biofuel and carbon dioxide removal (CDR) project developer Varhad Capital Pvt Ltd and UK-based sustainable fuel technology provider Velocys have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop
TotalEnergies names Duo Trading as Tasmania distributor
TotalEnergies Marketing Australia has appointed Duo Trading Pty Ltd as an authorised distributor in Tasmania, strengthening the delivery of advanced lubrication solutions to the state’s automotive and industrial
TotalEnergies, Masdar form USD 2.2 billion renewable energy JV in Asia
TotalEnergies and Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC (Masdar) have signed a binding agreement to establish a USD 2.2 billion 50-50 joint venture (JV) that will merge their onshore renewable energy activities across nine Asian countries. The JV will serve
FUCHS Silkolene launches plant-based zero-carbon motorcycle oil
FUCHS Silkolene has introduced what it says is the first plant-based motorcycle engine oil with a zero carbon footprint available to the mass market, with the launch of
Petrolimex, South Korea’s GGenTec sign waste-to-oil MoU
Vietnam National Petroleum Group (Petrolimex) has signed a memorandum of understanding with South Korean energy firm GGenTec to jointly research and develop a plant that will produce recycled oil from waste oil, waste plastics, and waste rubber tyres. The signing
GM rejects ILMA plea for dexos enforcement relief
General Motors (GM) has declined to suspend enforcement actions under its dexos engine oil licensing programme, despite acknowledging the severity of the ongoing Group III base oil supply disruption triggered by military conflict in the Persian Gulf. The decision comes
Gulf energy faces USD 25 billion repair bill after Middle East conflict
War in the Middle East has left Gulf energy infrastructure facing repair and restoration costs of at least USD 25 billion, according to Rystad Energy, with damage spanning LNG trains, refineries, fuel terminals, and gas-to-liquids facilities across the region —
bp names Carol Howle deputy CEO amid leadership reset
bp has appointed Carol Howle as deputy chief executive officer, effective immediately, as the energy major settles into a new leadership era under incoming CEO Meg O’Neill. Howle, a 25-year bp veteran, will retain her existing role heading the company’s
Lubrizol white paper flags risks of ‘suitable for use’ engine oils
Lubrizol has released a white paper warning that self-declared “Suitable for Use” (SFU) engine oils carry significant performance and compliance risks compared with products carrying formal OEM approvals. The white paper, titled The Importance of Testing: Analysing Quality, Validation