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January 2020 Issue
- China raises sales target for electric vehicles to 25% of new car sales by 2025
- Nynas applies for company reorganisation
- Total expands regional headquarters in Singapore to accelerate growth in Asia Pacific
- Lubrizol to resume partial operations in Rouen, France
- JXTG Holdings to change name to ENEOS Holdings
- Shell expands industrial lubricants portfolio, with purchase of American Chemical Technologies
- Sweden starts fossil fuel phaseout inquiry, new petrol and diesel car sales ban
- BMW Group to build future MINI E vehicles in China with Great Wall Motor
- Volvo Trucks presents heavy-duty electric concept trucks
- Caltex Australia to rebrand fuel retail outlets to Ampol
- ExxonMobil considers further expansion of Port Allen lube blending plant
- Chevron Corp. subsidiary to acquire Puma Energy (Australia)
- Haldor Topsoe and Sasol partner to jointly license GTL technology
- EMA proposes to halt API licensing of CH-4 diesel engine oil category
- Gazprom Neft expands marine lubricants production in Singapore
- LyondellBasell and Sinopec announce joint venture in China
- Hyundai Motor unveils ‘Strategy 2025’ roadmap to transition into ‘smart mobility solution provider’
- Reliance and BP move forward with Indian fuels partnership
- China releases tariff exemptions for a few U.S. petrochemical, oil products
- Valvoline announces launch of motor oil for hybrid vehicles in 2020
- China raises sales target for electric vehicles to 25% of new car sales by 2025
- Nynas applies for company reorganisation
- Total expands regional headquarters in Singapore to accelerate growth in Asia Pacific
- Lubrizol to resume partial operations in Rouen, France
