Environmental Science for the European Refining Industry

Concawe was established in 1963 by a small group of leading oil companies to carry out research on environmental issues relevant to the oil industry. Its membership has broadened to include most oil companies operating in Europe.

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Research

Conducting research to provide impartial scientific information…

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REACH

Understanding petroleum substances…

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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Improving scientific understanding of the environmental health, safety and economic performance aspects of both petroleum refining and the distribution and sustainable use of refined products…

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REACH

Understanding petroleum substances

oncawe is committed to ensure the safe use of Petroleum Substances, and has therefore developed a unique expertise to better understand Petroleum Substances and provide assistance to industry in complying with REACH regulation.

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Latest Concawe Reports

Air pollutant emission estimation methods for E-PRTR reporting...

Report no. 4/17

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Experimental evaluation of the flux chamber technique to...

Report no. 3/17

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Latest News

ECHA: Identifying the most hazardous substances - sector...

In its Newsletter, ECHA shares its views on how sector associations (e.g. Concawe) are working with the authorities to identify and address substances that matter the most and at the same time improve...

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Publications

Concawe Review Special Symposium Edition

The future of the transport system Drive trains and fuels for road transport, Neville Jackson (Ricardo) Challenges for hybridisation and electrification of vehicles as a route to decarbonisati...

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Concawe Review 25.2

Contents: A review of REACH registration for petroleum substances in 2016. Addressing the tensions that REACH presents for the regulatory compliance industry Cat-App: category approaches and '...

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