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Lube Magazine is the European lubricants industry magazine, distributed to over one hundred countries around the globe. It provides a European perspective on the global lubricant industry. Lube magazine is available both in print and digital which can be read online. It is published by the UKLA. Lube magazine is a bi-monthly publication (February, April, June, August, October and December).
In the latest issue
Main Feature: Base Oils
Supporting Feature: Sustainability
- Circular economy – A role for used lubricants: Harnessing re-refined base oils for a greener future Page 9
- Lubricants and base oils in 2025: A blend of uncertainties for the year ahead Page 12
- CyberSustainability – or: Why security and sustainability are two sides of the same coin Page 14
- Life cycle assessment of polyol esters – A comparative analysis of a bio-based vs. fossil- based product journey Page 17
- Navigating Europe’s path to sustainable light commercial vehicles Page 20
- Advancing EV fluid developments with next generation basestock technology Page 23
- Transitioning to a circular economy: The role of smart policies in advancing sustainability in the chemical industry Page 27
- Lube-Tech: Recent developments Synthetic Lubricant technology Page 31
- Producer responsibility in the UK lubricants industry: A path toward sustainability Page 41
- Key workplace trends from the ABN Resource Lubricants Talent Report Page 43
- Lubricants Live – A new podcast for the lubricants industry Page 51
- In conversation with Boris Zhmud Page 60
- Local Report: Canada Page 63
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The views expressed in LUBE are not necessarily shared by the UKLA Board of Directors of the Association. Articles and all information are printed in good faith and without responsibility on the part of the publisher or authors for loss occasioned to any person acting or refraining from action as a result of any view expressed or information contained therein.