Gabriella Twining


Market outlook and regulation: The road ahead Bringing the programme full circle, the closing sessions will step back to provide a broader view of both the market and the regulatory landscape. In Market Outlook – Global Lubricants


Update in a Transforming World, Gabriella Twining (Global Editor, Base Oils, Argus Media) will expand the conversation beyond the earlier base oils focus, looking at how wider trends in demand, regional shifts, and sector performance are shaping the industry as a whole.


Dr. Stephan Baumgartel


This will be followed by Regulation & Global Perspectives – Rules, Risks & Opportunities in a Changing Market, where Dr. Stephan Baumgartel (Manager, Lubricants, UNITI) will outline the latest regulatory developments and what they


mean in practice for businesses operating across different markets. Together, these final sessions will leave delegates with a clearer understanding of both the commercial environment and the rule changes likely to influence decisions in the years ahead.


From supply chain pressures and customer expectations through to energy transition, digitalisation, and regulatory change, the themes running throughout the day point to both complexity and opportunity. By bringing these perspectives together in one place, the Future of the European Lubricants Industry Conference offers delegates not just clarity on the challenges ahead, but practical insight into how businesses can adapt, compete, and grow. In a market defined by change, the ability to stay informed, connected, and forward-looking has never been more important. This is an event you can’t miss!


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Golf Day 2026 Thursday 2nd July 2026


Breadsall Priory Golf & Country Club, Morley, Derby Contact Megan Humphreys at events@ukla.org.uk or call 01442 861081.


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