EVENTS


Lube Sustainability Conference 2022 review


On a warm Spring day in London; the industry assembled for the UKLA/Lube Sustainability Conference at the Institute of Directors (IOD) in Pall Mall. A crammed agenda awaited an eager audience, one to inspire and insight and learn from others how their journey has progressed.


David Hopkinson, Chief Executive of Multisol and Head of the UK Delegation to the UEIL, gave an introduction to the event, followed by UKLA President Andrew Goddard with his opening address and sustainability overview.


Chris Hines gave an overview of the importance of sustainability and of his work in the field over many years.


Our Keynote Speaker was Chris Hines MBE, former Sustainability Director, Eden Project. Chris is a leading authority and media contributor on sustainability.


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He conceived and managed the Waste Neutral concept whilst Sustainability Director at the Eden Project and founder of Surfers Against Sewage. Chris gave an engaging talk about the balance between social, environmental and financial aspects of sustainability. A charismatic and lively presenter, Chris gave the audience much food for thought.


Maurizio Abbondanza, Infineum.


Maurizio Abbondanza (PTF and Large Engine Business Director and Sustainability Director, Infineum) took to the stage and illustrated ways in which Infineum were achieving their sustainability goals by investing in their people and communities, driving efficient and innovation in product development, manufacturing processes and supply chain.


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