BIPM150 Poster Session: Collaborative Metrology for a Greener Asia-Pacific Future
As countries across the Asia-Pacific region advance their energy transitions, coordinated measurement efforts are proving vital to ensure progress is consistent, traceable and equitable.
At the BIPM’s Scientific Symposium held during the 150th Anniversary of the Metre Convention, Dr Oijai Ongrai from National Institute of Metrology (Thailand) presented a poster on behalf of the Asia Pacific Metrology Programme (APMP) Energy Efficiency Focus Group (EEFG).
Her poster entitled, “Collaborative metrology efforts for sustainable energy solutions in the Asia-Pacific,” explores how joint technical activities are helping to strengthen regional energy measurement capabilities.
The research underscores the need for collective efforts to close energy measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) capability gaps and support countries at different stages of economic development and energy system maturity.
Priority areas addressed include hydrogen energy, electric vehicles, smart electricity grids and metrology for energy efficiency.
The Poster
Listen to a 2-minute audio recording of Dr Ongrai explaining her poster, here.
This project reflects the CIPM Strategy 2030+ goal of enabling impactful science for global benefit, and the BIPM’s mission to support internationally harmonized measurements.
Watch the Presentation
As regional collaboration in metrology grows, shared approaches to measuring energy—accurately, transparently and comparably—will help countries across the Asia-Pacific align innovation with sustainability.
BIPM150: Nine Standout Scientific Posters
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Each of these 9 posters was selected by the BIPM Poster Committee from one of nine key topic areas, reflecting the breadth and innovation driving the global metrology community. Learn more.