Author: Prof. Dr. Filiz Karaosmanoğlu

Life, in other words the food chain, begins with photosynthesis in soil and sea. Seas and inland waters are the blue power of life in...

The electrification of the energy sector on the path of change for a green, circular, digital transformation is an unquestionable priority for the best sustainability...

The storage, transportation and packaging of lubricants, especially the packaging with plastic, aluminum and other metallic materials, boxes, bottles, cans, drums, and containers, as well...

The lifecycle of hydrocarbon-based lubricating oil, including its packaging, causes both financial and environmental costs until it reaches the consumer. The lubricant and its packing,...

Small, medium and large fuel stations are multi-input service facilities. Fuel filling, lubrication, and washing are carried out, and if available cafes and markets are...

Petroleum-based, synthetic and bio-lubricating oils with its environmental effects throughout the life cycle cause climate change by affecting human health and environment, especially soil, air...

In September 2015, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly by making promises to end extreme poverty, to fight inequality and injustice and to combat climate...

The independent Union of the European Lubricants Industry (UEIL), whose activities and online events I closely follow, continues to guide its members toward sustainability. Aiming...

Lubricants, which are essential for our industry and vehicles, should have the least possible negative impact on biodiversity loss, pollution, and climate change throughout their...