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Conference Programme Wednesday 11th June 2025, 8.00am-17.30pm


08.00 Arrival/coffee (registrations) Sponsored by Lubricant Expo


09.10 Welcome - David Wright, Director General, UKLA 09.15


09.20 Welcome Headline Sponsor - ExxonMobil 09:25


10.00 10.30


11.00 11.30


Opening Statement UKLA President – Mike Bewsey


KEYNOTE/HEADLINE SPEAKER - Market trends and consumer behaviour in the lubricant industry ExxonMobil – Nick Harris, Base Stocks Sales Director for Europe Africa & Middle East


Panel Discussion – Mike McCabe ((MDM Insight) Moderator), Steve Knapp (Plan.Grow.Do), Yana Wilkinson (Kline), Paul Kerwin (Multisol), Mike Boyer (SAIL).


KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Emerging applications and opportunities for lubricants in new industries Lubrizol - Dr. Dixit Parmar, Sustainability Manager Break Sponsored by Lubrizol


Panel Discussion Speaker Dr Dixit Parmar, Emma Guthrie, CEO, Hydrogen Energy Association (Moderator), Rachael Bywater (SIP), Leyla Alieva (NEOL Copper Technologies), Dr Andrew Gelder, Technical Product & Sales Development Manager Lubricants, IMCD.


12.00 12.30 13.00


13.30 - 14.00


14.15 14.40 15.10 15.40


16.00 - 17.30


KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Circular economy and lubricant recycling initiatives Mark Powell, Certas Lubricant Solutions


KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Changing political economy – Oliver Kaye, LP Brussels


Lunch Sponsored by Multisol/Brenntag Beyond the Buzz: Real-World AI for the Lubricants Industry


Colin Morton, Lunch & Learn Session: (Grab your lunch and join Colin in the Great Hall)


KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Sustainability and environmental impact of lubricants Gemma Stephenson, UEIL Sustainability Committee


Panel Discussion – Gemma Stephenson, Abigail Waller ((Vickers Oils) Moderator), Paul Booth (GB Lubricants), Oliver Kaye, Mark Powell.


KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Market analysis and forecast Gabriella Twining, Argus Media


Closing remarks and thank you – Paul Booth (GB Lubricants), Director UKLA & UEIL Sustainability Committee Networking Reception Sponsored by Krahn


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