ATIEL News
On October 5th 2021, ATIEL and ATC joined efforts to provide ACEA members with an online seminar about the robustness of the CoP.
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ATIEL & UEIL Joint Sustainability Committee (JSC) announces that its re-certified Methodology for Product Carbon Footprint Calculations for Lubricants, Greases and other Specialties has been included in the Catena-X Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) Rulebook, thus supporting harmonised PCF data exchange across connected value chains. Once the updated Catena-X PCF Rulebook v4.1 is published in Q3 2026, the ATIEL and UEIL methodology is accepted for Catena-X reporting, provided that lubricant manufacturers apply the requirements and clarifications set out in the Catena-X annex.
ATIEL together with the other members of the Downstream Users of Chemicals Coordination Group (DUCC) participated in an important policy discussion at the European Parliament on the 24th of February titled “Shaping the Future Chemicals Legislation: The Perspective of Downstream Users of Chemicals in the Evolving EU Chemicals Framework.” The event focused on the future direction of EU chemicals legislation and highlighted the need for greater efficiency, consistency and clarity to support downstream users — including the lubricants industry.
ATIEL, the Technical Association of the European Lubricants Industry, has released the 26th issue of its Code of Practice (CoP 26)—a significant milestone that, for the first time, incorporates a statement on the use of Re-Refined Base Stocks (RRBS) in automotive engine oils.
