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PPWR and IBCs: what the new EU packaging regulation means for you
Since 12 August 2026, the EU's new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) has applied in every member state, and it affects everything from parcels to IBCs. Across Europe, business groups describe it as a heavy burden for small companies, and some firms have...
Diesel theft on construction sites – what actually helps?
Diesel theft on construction sites is a recurring cost for the industry. Locks, cameras and fuel marking all help, but they rarely show what happens to a mobile tank. That is why we look at the measures the industry uses today, where they fall short, and how you can...
Lubrication-as-a-Service: the industry no longer just sells litres
Published in collaboration with MCD's editorial team and AI. For a long time, the lubricants industry looked the same: the supplier sells litres, the customer orders and pays per delivery. Now that model is changing. More and more suppliers and buyers call the new...
Electrification reduces the need for engine oil – but not for lubricants
Fewer combustion engines mean less engine oil – but the need to keep track of fluids and lubricants isn’t going away. Here’s how the product mix changes as vehicle fleets electrify, and what it means for your site.
Europe’s Industry Is Falling Behind on Digitalization — What Does It Mean for Your Inventory?
Published in collaboration with MCD's editorial team and AI. Everyone talks about "digitalization" and "Industry 4.0" today. A new report now puts real numbers behind those words. The Industry 4.0 Barometer 2026 comes from consulting firm MHP (a Porsche company) and...
Level monitoring as part of the chemicals offering – a way to strengthen the customer relationship
Treatment plants are starting to require documented chemical levels. The supplier that already offers level monitoring has a clear advantage.
Chemicals in wastewater treatment plants: why level measurement is more than a matter of convenience
Chemicals are a prerequisite for treatment plants to function around the clock. But how much is actually left in the tanks right now? We explain why accurate level measurement has become increasingly important for Swedish wastewater treatment plants and waterworks – and what it means in practice.
How to monitor an Ex-rated tank – without the hassle
Many standalone tanks with flammable contents lack digital monitoring – despite stricter ATEX requirements since May 2026. Read how SiteEasy Ex provides a simple, ATEX-approved solution for Ex-rated tanks, without a big investment.
SiteEasy II RS485 EXT – Level Measurement for Complex Installations
When a facility has multiple tanks and demanding uptime requirements, a single sensor is no longer enough. SiteEasy II RS485 EXT is designed for exactly this scenario—a single unit capable of continuously monitoring up to 15 measurement points without the limitations of battery-powered operation.
TankTrack – full control of your mobile tanks, wherever they are
With TankTrack, owners and suppliers of mobile tanks gain real-time positioning and status monitoring directly in SiteInfo—without compromising level monitoring.