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SUMMARY:Global Lubricants Test Standards Team:  Streamlining Communication Across Borders
DESCRIPTION:The Global Lubricants Test Standards Team (GLTST) was established by ASTM International to enhance international collaboration in the lubricants industry by streamlining test methods\, addressing cross-border specification differences\, and facilitating knowledge exchange. Acting as a bridge between Standards Development Organizations\, Specification Setting Bodies\, and Industry Experts\, GLTST has created a global platform to share resources\, insights\, and best practices. \nThis webinar will provide an in-depth look at GLTST’s initiatives\, achievements\, and ongoing efforts to resolve industry challenges. From fostering industry-wide cooperation to implementing a digital framework for sharing documents\, data\, and financials\, the team has made significant strides over the past seven years. Attendees will gain insights into the real-world impact of these initiatives across key markets\, including Asia\, South America\, and Europe. \nJoin us to explore how GLTST is shaping the future of lubricant testing and standardization worldwide. \nWebinar Details: \n📅 Date: April 24\, 2025 \n⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM SGT \n💬 Topic: Global Lubricants Test Standards Team:  Streamlining Communication Across Borders \n🎤 Speaker: Greg Miiller\, Vice President\, New Business and Engineering\, Savant Inc. \nRegistration closes on April 18\, 2025  at 6:00 PM SGT. Free for ALIA members. For non-members\, tickets are US$50 per person. \nTo register\, click here: (https://www.tickettailor.com/events/asianlubricantmanufacturersunion/1615047)
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/global-lubricants-test-standards-team-streamlining-communication-across-boarders/
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SUMMARY:ALIA Webinar: Base Oil Supply and Demand
DESCRIPTION:Don’t miss the ALIA Webinar on Base Oil Supply and Demand\, happening on February 6\, 2025\, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM SGT. This insightful session will feature Milind Phadke\, a seasoned expert and Vice President\, Energy at KLINE & Company\, alongside moderator Paul Nai\, Regional Business Director of Lubrizol South East Asia (Pte) Ltd.\, and Chair of the ALIA Technology Subcommittee. \nAbstract \nNew Business Opportunities for Basestock Marketers \nLubricant basestocks are the primary precursor for blending finished lubricants. At the same time\, basestocks do not have any volumetrically significant applications excluding finished lubricants. As a result\, trends that impact the finished lubricants market impact the basestocks market though with some time lag and other distortions. \nThe dominant trends impacting the finished lubricants\, have one underlying driver: decarbonization. Electrification will drive a decline in PCMO consumption and to a much lower extent and in the mid-to long term HDMO consumption. This will have the most impact on Group III/III+ and Group II. In addition\, growing considerations around product carbon footprint (PCF) and circularity create new challenges and opportunities for basestocks marketers. \nThe supply base for basestocks is not static. If all the announced capacity additions see the light of day\, both Group II/II+ and Group III/III+ will see global capacity increase by around 15% each by 2043 – most of which will happen in the next 5 years. This will have to be compensated by an equivalent reduction in Group I to balance the market. In reality\, the reduction in Group I supply could be higher depending on the actual electrification pathway and the actual surplus in the global market. \nHow do basestocks marketers navigate this market dynamic? Depending on each marketer’s unique business environment\, three “fronts” emerge: \n1. The search for value: How can basestocks marketers extract incremental value in a fast-commoditizing product? \n2. The search for growth: New applications – What are the emerging applications for basestocks? How can basestock companies prepare themselves to tap emerging opportunities? \n3. The search for optimal footprint: Circularity and PCF in lubricants – What are the risks and opportunities represented by circularity and PCF? How can basestocks companies tackle the risk posed by PCF and RRBOs? \nIn this webinar\, we will outline the current and future basestocks market. We will then explore what these three “fronts” mean for basestocks marketers. \nWebinar Details: \n📅 Date: February 6\, 2025 \n⏰ Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM SGT \n💬 Topic: Base Oil Supply and Demand \n🎤 Speaker: Milind Phadke\, Vice President\, Energy at KLINE & Company \n🛡️ Moderator: Paul Nai\, Regional Business Director\, Lubrizol South East Asia (Pte) Ltd.\, and Chair of the ALIA Technology Subcommittee \nRegistration closes on February 4\, 2025  at 6:00 PM SGT. Free for ALIA members. For non-members\, tickets are US$50 per person. \nTo register\, click here: (https://www.tickettailor.com/events/asianlubricantmanufacturersunion/1514199)
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/alia-webinar-base-oil-supply-and-demand/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20241203T133000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20241203T143000
DTSTAMP:20261105T181619
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SUMMARY:ALIA Webinar: Examining Hydrogen’s Role in Asia’s Energy Future
DESCRIPTION:Asia’s influence in the global economy has steadily grown over time. The region has evolved into an industrial powerhouse\, excelling in manufacturing\, technology\, innovation\, and logistics. However\, this industrial growth has come with a heavy reliance on fossil fuels—primarily coal\, oil\, and natural gas—which has made Asia a major contributor to global carbon emissions. \nTo achieve its decarbonization targets\, Asia is placing high hopes on Hydrogen\, with several countries in the region having already implemented national hydrogen strategies. The potential for Clean Hydrogen in Asia is vast\, and it is beginning to make inroads across various sectors. From power generation and transportation to hard-to-abate industries like shipping and aviation\, hydrogen projects are emerging across the region. \nAsia’s hydrogen market is unique\, where we see countries leading in production and consumption such as China and India alongside nations like Japan and South Korea\, which aim to become leading importers. Meanwhile\, Australia is positioning itself as the world’s largest hydrogen exporter. \nWhile Asia consumes around 50% of global fossil-based hydrogen\, the business case for clean hydrogen is still in the early stages of development. A major hurdle is the high cost of producing green hydrogen\, which is currently 3 to 6 times more expensive than grey hydrogen. The demand supply balance and regulatory landscape is still uncertain\, with only a few projects advancing to the final investment decision stage. \nHowever\, Asia is uniquely positioned to overcome these obstacles. The region’s significant demand potential\, coupled with abundant renewable energy resources in countries like Australia\, India\, and China\, can help drive down the cost of green hydrogen production. Additionally\, China’s competitive edge in electrolyser production further strengthens the region’s ability to scale up clean hydrogen effort. \nIn this webinar\, we will examine: \n\nAsia’s energy transition and hydrogen’s role in the region\nWhat’s driving hydrogen adoption across Asia?\nHydrogen opportunities across the region\nKey challenges hindering hydrogen’s scalability\nWhat Asia needs to do to fully harness hydrogen’s potential?\n\nAbout the Speaker: \nMs. Ruella Menezes is a Director at Kline + Company’s Energy practice and brings with her more than 14 years of experience in strategy and consulting. With a primary focus on sustainability\, her expertise lies in supporting clients to develop robust\, scalable low-carbon business portfolios. Prior to Kline\, Ruella spent nearly a decade at Accenture\, where she supported clients in the Energy and Chemicals sector with a range of sustainability-focused strategy and consulting projects. \n\nRegistration closes on November 29\, 2024 (Friday) at 6:00 PM SGT. Free for ALIA members. For non-members\, tickets are US$50 per person. \nTo register\, click here: (https://buytickets.at/asianlubricantmanufacturersunion/1446536)
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/alia-webinar-examining-hydrogens-role-in-asias-energy-future/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20241009T150000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20241009T160000
DTSTAMP:20261105T181619
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Electrical Properties of Lubricants
DESCRIPTION:This webinar explores the evolution of friction across various electrical quantities to determine the best metrics for describing the behaviour of tribofilms and hydrodynamic fluid films. Key takeaways include: \n       – Establishing optimal tribometric measuring conditions for low interference with tribocontact. \n       – Assessing the impact of temperature on electrical property retention. \n       – Evaluating the influence of base oil types on functional profiles \nAdditionally\, the webinar will cover the quantification of controlled arcing on the functional profile of formulations and how electrical properties of fluids\, oils\, greases\, and tribofilms affect not only electrified powertrains and electric vehicles but also electrical contacts and the general development of lubricants.   \nSpeaker:     Dr. Mathias Woydt \nJob Title:     Managing Partner \nCompany:   MATRILUB Materials Ι Tribology Ι Lubrication \nAbout the speaker \nDr. Mathias Woydt brings over 38 years of R&D experience specializing in disruptive technologies\, defossilization\, CO2-friction relationships\, sustainability\, wear protection\, environmentally acceptable lubricants\, alternative lubricants\, slip-rolling alloys\, fine ceramics\, coatings\, and abrasive wear. His work includes extensive tribo-testing and industrial application dissemination. \nRegistration closes on October 7\, 2024 (Monday) at 10:00 AM SGT. Free for ALIA members. For non-members\, tickets are US$50 per person. \nTo register\, click here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/asianlubricantmanufacturersunion/1318108.
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/webinar-electrical-properties-of-lubricants/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20240927T150000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20240927T160000
DTSTAMP:20261105T181619
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Plastics in the Circular Economy
DESCRIPTION:In the Asia Pacific region\, the integration of plastics into a circular economy is rapidly gaining traction as nations address pressing environmental concerns and aim for resource efficiency. This webinar will explore the innovative approaches being taken to reduce plastic waste\, including advanced recycling technologies\, the promotion of biodegradable materials\, and the implementation of policies fostering sustainable production and consumption. \nFeatured Speakers: \nEileen Cai\, Regional Projects Director (APAC)\, Alliance to End Plastic Waste \nEileen Cai will discuss the Alliance’s efforts to collaborate with stakeholders across the plastic circular economy value chain to drive meaningful change. She will also share real-world examples of global projects that have made a significant impact. \nThanawat Ou-Udomying\, Innovation Project Leader\, SCG Chemicals (SCGC) \nThanawat will provide insights into SCGC’s work in both chemical and mechanical recycling\, highlighting the company’s experience in transforming plastic waste into valuable resources. \nModerator: \nLorel Chow\, Sustainability Manager\, Lubricants\, Shell Singapore \nJoin us for this insightful session and discover how the Asia Pacific region is leading the charge in creating a sustainable future for plastics. \nRegistration closes on September 24\, 2024 (Tuesday) at 12:00 Noon SGT. Free for ALIA members. For non-members\, tickets are US$50 per person. \nTo register\, click here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/asianlubricantmanufacturersunion/1362831 
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/webinar-plastics-in-the-circular-economy/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20240516T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20240516T120000
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SUMMARY:Webinar - Protect Your Engine Oil Brand with SIRIM QAS Certification: Is Your Engine Oil Brand being Counterfeited?
DESCRIPTION:In this webinar\, SIRIM QAS International will discuss the importance of protecting brand reputation and ensuring the authenticity of engine oil products. Participants will learn about SIRIM’s Certification Scheme for Genuine Products and how it can help manufacturers and sellers to combat counterfeiting as well as empower consumers to make informed decisions before purchasing engine oils: \n\nFight counterfeiting and protect your brand from imitations.\nComply with government regulations and ensure your products meet safety standards.\nBuild trust with consumers by guaranteeing the authenticity and quality of your engine oil.\nEmpower consumers through access to real-time information.\n\nSIRIM QAS offers a comprehensive certification scheme that includes rigorous testing of engine oils to ensure and safeguard its authenticity. \nSpeaker: EN KAMARUL ARIEFFIN BIN ROSLI \nJob Title: Principal Auditor\, Product Certification and Inspection \nCompany: SIRIM QAS International SDN BHD \nAbout the Speaker\n \nEn Kamarul is a highly experienced expert in the field of product certification and inspection\, boasting over 17 years of expertise in ensuring products meet the necessary quality\, safety and regulatory standards. \nHe is responsible for conducting thorough inspections\, evaluating processes and verifying compliance with certification protocols. With his expertise and experience in auditing and detailed approach to certification processes\, he strives to uphold the integrity of certification processes and contribute to maintaining high standards of product quality\, safety and compliance. \nAbout SIRIM QAS International \nSIRIM QAS International is a leading certification\, inspection\, and testing body in Malaysia. It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the SIRIM Berhad Group\, which is linked to the Malaysian government. Established to provide companies with quality and safety services\, SIRIM offers a range of conformity assessment services including product certification and testing\, system and management certification\, and metrology services. \nThe organization helps ensure that products and services meet the standards of safety\, quality\, and performance\, facilitating access to both local and international markets. It is also recognized as a key player in helping industries comply with domestic and international standards and regulations. \nFree for ALIA members (Please make sure your membership is active). For non-members\, tickets are US$50 per person. \nTo register\, click here  https://www.tickettailor.com/events/asianlubricantmanufacturersunion/1250643
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/webinar-protect-your-engine-oil-brand-with-sirim-qas-certification-is-your-engine-oil-brand-being-counterfeited/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20240415T150000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20240415T160000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: The Role of Accreditation in the Quality Infrastructure and its Impact on the Lubricants Industry
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Atta Us Subhan\,
Manager – Accreditation\, Technical & Quality\,
GCC Accreditation Center\nThis webinar will provide ALIA members with knowledge and understanding of how the global accreditation system works. ALIA members can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how accreditation enhances trust and confidence among users and stakeholders\, contributing to seamless trade facilitation and sustainable development. Moreover\, this webinar will discuss the often-overlooked role of how accreditation ensures that high quality products are being manufactured\, particularly within the lubricants industry. \nSadhana Dudhe\, Specialist – Base Oils\, Marketing\, Sales & Supply\, of Bapco Refining and\, a member of the ALIA Subcommittee on Technology & Information\, will facilitate this seminar. \nRegistration closes on April 10 (Wednesday)\, at 5:00 PM SGT. \nFree for ALIA members (Please make sure your membership is active). For non-members\, tickets are US$50 each person.
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/webinar-the-role-of-accreditation-in-the-quality-infrastructure-and-its-impact-on-the-lubricants-industry/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20240226T150000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20240226T160000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Introduction to Catena X
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Andreas Wollny\, Senior Manager Digitalisation\, BASF SE\nCatena-X is the first collaborative\, open data ecosystem for the automotive industry. The primary goal of Catena-X is to create a secure and reliable data exchange platform that allows companies to share and access data throughout the automotive value chain. This includes data related to manufacturing\, logistics\, sustainability and other aspects of the automotive industry. \nThe initiative aims to improve efficiency\, reduce costs and enable new business models by leveraging the potential of data-driven services. It also aims to establish common standards and promote collaboration among different companies in the industry. Catena-X is supported by various industry organisations\, including automotive manufacturers\, suppliers and technology companies. In the presentation\, the role of a raw material supplier in Catena-X will be discussed including the benefits of standardisation. \nAndreas has been working in digitalisation and sustainability in the BASF Performance Materials Division since 2016\, and is the BASF project lead for Catena-X\, supporting digital solutions. \nInga Herrmann\, Sustainability Lead at Ergon International\, Inc.\, will facilitate the webinar. \nRegistration closes on February 21 (Wednesday)\, at 5:00 PM SGT. \nFree for active ALIA members. For non-members\, tickets are US$50 per person.
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/webinar-introduction-to-catena-x/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20231207T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20231207T160000
DTSTAMP:20261105T181619
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SUMMARY:Webinar: ISO/IEC 17025 Testing - The Role of Accreditation in the Quality Infrastructure and its Impact
DESCRIPTION:Speaker:  Atta Us Subhan\, Manager – Accreditation\, Technical & Quality\, GCC Accreditation Center GAC \nThis webinar promises valuable insights on the functioning of the global accreditation system\, shedding light on its role in conformity assessment. ALIA members can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how accreditation enhances trust and confidence among users and stakeholders\, contributing to seamless trade facilitation and sustainable development. Moreover\, the session will underscore the often-overlooked role of accreditation in ensuring the high quality of products manufactured by industries\, particularly in the lubricants industry. \nThis webinar will be facilitated by Sadhana Dudhe\, Specialist – Base Oils\, Marketing\, Sales & SupplySpecialist – Base Oils\, Marketing\, Sales & Supply\, of Bahrain Petroleum Company\, B.S.C. and a member of the ALIA Subcommittee on Technology & Information. \nRegistration closes on December 4 (Monday)\, at 5:00 PM SGT. \nFree for ALIA members. For non-members\, tickets are US$50 per person. \nTo register\, click here  https://buytickets.at/asianlubricantmanufacturersunion/1055563 \n 
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/webinar-the-global-accreditation-paradigm-and-the-role-of-accreditation-in-the-quality-infrastructure-and-its-profound-impact/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20231030T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20231030T160000
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SUMMARY:eMobility Development Trend & EDF Development Approach for Better Efficiency
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Walter Bunting\, Director OEM AP\, Director CTS Driveline AP\, Afton Chemical Asia Pte Ltd \nThe electrification of drivetrain systems has been a move that cannot be reversed\, along with global emission rules that are becoming more stringent and the search for increasing efficiency. Annual NEV sales in Asia are rising very quickly\, particularly in the Chinese market. In order to better meet the need for fluid in eMobility applications\, numerous industry organizations have started their own task forces to develop new testing procedures or ETF specifications. As hybridization (hybrid and PHEV) and BEVs continue to coexist in Asia for the foreseeable future\, wet motor integration\, high rotational speed\, improved efficiency\, and longer durability\, as well as high voltage systems\, will be major technology development trends for eDrivetrain systems. \nAlong with the introduction of new materials and tougher operating conditions into the eAxle system\, we identified eight important performance characteristics for a new EDF design\, three of which have a significant impact on eAxle efficiency: fluid viscosity\, traction coefficient\, and thermal property. Lower fluid viscosity could significantly reduce fluid churning loss to boost efficiency in an eAxle system with high rotation. However\, the protection provided by ETF against excessive pressure and wear performances on gears and bearings may be compromised by a thinner fluid coating brought on by a lower fluid viscosity\, therefore a strong additive technology is required to offer adequate hardware protections. \nLower traction coefficients could enable for smoother gear mesh due to substantial friction reductions\, resulting in improved mechanical efficiency. In addition\, wet motor design necessitates increased ETF cooling power to stabilize motor operational temperature and maintain constant power and torque output. \nThis special event is sponsored by the ALIA Technology & Information Subcommittee under the leadership of Paul Nai. \nRegistration closes on October 25\, 2023 at 5:00 PM SGT. \nFree tickets for ALIA members.  For non-members\, tickets are US$50 per person. \nTo register\, click here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/asianlubricantmanufacturersunion/1024633
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/emobility-development-trend-edf-development-approach-for-better-efficiency/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20230928T150000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20230928T160000
DTSTAMP:20261105T181619
CREATED:20230907T082838Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230910T072132Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Lubrication Challenges & Grease Selection
DESCRIPTION:Speaker\nMikael Kruse\, Group Product Manager EU\, AXEL Christiernsson International \n  \nAbstract\nLubricating greases are used in a wide variety of equipment\, having a spread in surrounding environment and operating conditions. This complexity requires an understanding of differences between products\, their properties and performance\, and how to properly select them\, to ensure long-lasting efficient lubrication. The webinar intends to show the main components to lubricate\, the challenges during use and how to properly select greases to meet these requirements. \nRegistration closes on September 25 (Monday)\, at 5:00 PM SGT. Free for ALIA members. For non-members\, tickets are US$50 per person. \nTo register\, click here  https://buytickets.at/asianlubricantmanufacturersunion/996507
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/webinar-lubrication-challenges-grease-selection/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20230823T090000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20230823T100000
DTSTAMP:20261105T181619
CREATED:20230731T030114Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230907T081118Z
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SUMMARY:Certification of Food-Grade Lubricants
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Ismael Martinez \nManager Product Certification\, NSF \nFood-grade lubricants are lubricants that are acceptable for use in meat\, poultry and other food-processing equipment\, applications and factories. The different types of lubricants are divided into categories based on the likelihood that they will come into contact with foods. They are designated across the world as either H1\, H2 or H3. The approval and registration of a new lubricant in one of these categories depends on the ingredients used in the compound. \nNSF\, based in Ann Arbor\, Michigan\, U.S.A.\, is a global\, independent organization\, whose standards team facilitates the development of public health standards\, and service teams test\, audit and certify products and services\, including food-grade lubricants. The NSF mark assures consumers\, retailers and regulators that certified products have been rigorously tested to comply with all standard requirements. \nThis special event is sponsored by the ALIA Technology & Information Subcommittee under the leadership of Paul Nai.
URL:https://asianlubricants.org/event/certification-of-food-grade-lubricants/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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