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Welcome to the European Lubricating Grease Institute

The ELGI was established in May 1989 and is an independent, self-governing institute, financed solely by members. It is one of a group of scientific and technical institutes active in the field of tribology dealing with lubricating greases and associated products. The institute is involved in all aspects of this product group, particularly those concerning the technical, economic, ecological and legislative positions in Europe.

A number of working groups have been created to deal with important issues in the European grease market. Current topics include Fundamental Research, Food Industry Lubrication, Test Methods, Aerospace Greases, Education & Training and Grease & the Environment, Grease Shelf Life, REACH, Grease Cleanliness. Other groups are encouraged and the ELGI facilities are available for such activities.

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The award committee nominated Valentina for the best presentation at the 2007 ELGI AGM. She will be presented with an award at the 2008 AGM.

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Hemonylaan 26
1074 BJ Amsterdam
Tel: +31 20 67 16 162
Fax: +31 20 67 32 760
Mobile: +31 62322 6180
Email: carol@elgi.demon.nl
Email: carolkoopman@hotmail.com

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LUBE REPORT Lube Report is the free weekly electronic newsletter for the lubricants industry from LNG Publishing Co., Inc., publisher of Lubes'n'Greases Magazine and the annual Lubricants Industry Sourcebook. Lube Report features news about companies, people and events in the lubricant and grease industries, and that are important to the industry. In addition, Lube Report features a weekly North American base oil price report. Lube Report covers news about lubricants including automotive lubricants, industrial lubricants, metalworking fluids, greases, base oils, additives, lube packaging, testing, and other topics of interest to the lubricants industry.
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Bayonne Bowing Out of Base Oils

Effective June 1, ExxonMobil will stop supplying base oil from its Bayonne, N.J. terminal, industry sources confirmed to Lube Report.

Calumet Expansion Starts Up

Calumet Specialty Products' expansion at its refinery in Shreveport, La., started up May 1, with feedstock beginning to go in early last week, said Kevin Farley, director of business planning.

ADM Dips Toe in Lubes

Agricultural processing giant Archer Daniels Midland has entered the lubricants business, gaining a minority share position with its investment in Houston-based BioBlend Renewable Resources.

Production, Prices Rise

Chemtura announced an increase in prices for a range of petroleum additives and a boost in production of its Synton brand of PAO products at its Elmira, Ontario, facility, while Kraton Polymers is raising prices for SBS-based polymers and compounds in North and South America.

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Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority said it is receiving bids beginning today for setting up a 1500 megawatt power plant and a 100 million gallon water manufacturing plant to meet the growing energy needs of the emirate, reported Khaleej Times. The plants will be located next to the existing power plant at Al Showayhat.

Iran denies plans to trim oil exports

Iran on Wednesday denied reports that it has any plans to trim crude oil exports. A day earlier the country's president was quoted as saying Tehran was studying a plan to cut output. But Hojjatollah Ghanimifard, international affairs director at the National Iranian Oil Company, said the country is exporting oil as usual and has no plans to cut crude exports, reported Reuters.

UAE's crude oil output up

The UAE's crude oil output rose 4.33% in the month of April to 2.65 million barrels per day as maintenance-related outages at some of the oil producing fields were likely to have reversed, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its latest oil market report. The UAE pumped an average 2.54 million bpd of crude oil in March this year, reported Gulf News.

IEA says oil demand is slowing

A new report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that world oil demand will rise less than expected in 2008 because prices have hit record levels and growth in the US and elsewhere is sluggish, reported Reuters. Consumption will rise by 1.03 million barrels per day, 230,000 bpd less than the previous forecast, the IEA said. The agency has more than halved its estimate from 2.2 million bpd in July 2007 and may cut it further.

Oil hits new high

Oil prices hit a record just shy of $127 on Tuesday after Iran said it was considering cutting output, reported Reuters. US crude jumped $1.77 to $126.00 a barrel by 1604 GMT, after striking a record $126.98 earlier.

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