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Invest in Tomorrow at GreenChem
Since 2015, GreenChem’s Finance Holding in Breda, The Netherlands, has been committed to enriching the Dutch society and bolstering the local job market through the empowerment of our students. Our investment in traineeships is not merely a responsibility, but a strategic priority that has proven mutually beneficial. As a result, we have not had to … mehr lesen
GreenChem Strikes Deal to Expand AdBlue Reach in Slovenia
GreenChem Holding B.V., a leading producer of AdBlue, announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire Promos d.o.o., a respected and widely utilized provider of AdBlue solutions in Slovenia. This exciting new deal will expand GreenChem’s reach to Central Europe and Western Balkan countries, enabling them to better serve these regions. „We are pleased … mehr lesen
GreenChem launched new SCR cleaner – Effinox
For many vehicles with light-duty applications, it is not uncommon to have SCR issues. This is mainly caused by the vehicles continuing to fully dose AdBlue® when the exhaust temperatures are not at their optimum, resulting in poor hydrolyzation of AdBlue® conversion to ammonia and a build-up of deposits on the SCR catalyst. In sectors … mehr lesen
What you need to know about the EU Ambient Air Quality Directives
What are the EU Ambient Air Quality Directives and how did they come into place? Clean air is essential to not only our health but also to the environment. However, due to human activities, air quality has deteriorated markedly. These activities are notably linked to industry, energy production, domestic heating, agriculture, and transport. In the … mehr lesen
How to differentiate between Euro 6 and Euro 7
What are they? ‘Euro 6’ is the name of a single stage in a long-term, multi-step plan to reduce emissions across the EU. This plan started in 1992 with Euro 1, and chronologically, and began to make small changes and updates. This is where we are now. Differently worded, Euro 6 and Euro 7 are … mehr lesen