2020 / 2021 Edition
Nynas
News article
Company invests in new furnaces for reliable production and reduced greenhouse gas emissions
Following two-year interim appointment, Bo Askvik to continue as president and chief executive officer
Company ready to take back lost market share; refineries now able to run with 100% non-Venezuelan feedstock
Neste sell entire shareholding in Nynas to Bitumina; important step in reorganization of Nynas
US Office of Foreign Asset Control lifts sanctions against Nynas following corporate restructuring
Important addition to company’s existing bitumen supply point network now fully operational
Bitumen specialist Carl Robertus takes over responsibility for technical developments
Nynas marketing director Siobhan McKelvey elected as president of the European Bitumen Association
New deal to ensure secure and efficient supply of bitumen to London and the South East
Top University of Derby road repair student in 2014/15 to be awarded Nynas Bitumen prize
Ongoing problems with profitability result in closure announcement for Nynas NV Continental Europe
Oil industry expert Gert Wendroth to take over from Staffan Lennström who retires at the end of April
Maintenance contractors and highway engineers discuss latest issues within the asphalt materials sector
Article
Carl Robertus, technical director with Nynas, provides an insight into a potential new way of assessing the long-term durability of bitumen using a parameter known as ΔTc
Specification of low-temperature asphalt for refurbishing roads is likely to become the default position of Cambridgeshire County Council, following successful trials in 2016