- About EURAMET
- Research & Innovation
- Metrology for Society's Challenges
- World Metrology Day 2023
- Case Studies
- EURAMET's contribution to the COVID-19 response
- SI redefinition
- World Metrology Day 2021
- Metrology for Energy
- Metrology for Health
- Metrology for Environment
- Metrology for Industry
- Measurements for New Technologies
- Future measurement standards
- Metrology and Standardisation
- EMRP Achievements
- Impact
- Technical Committees
- European Metrology Networks
- Knowledge Transfer
- Publications & Media Centre
- Search Contacts
- Publications Repository Link
Please type a search term (at least two characters)
News
EMPIR project presentation wins best young researcher award
Jianrong Li from Dutch National Metrology Institute VSL gives winning presentation on biogas and biomethane
The award
Research carried out as part of EMPIR project <link research-innovation search-research-projects details>Metrology for biomethane (16ENG05 Biomethane) has won Best Young Researcher award for a presentation on Biogas and Biomethane given by project coordinator Jianrong Li.
The conference
The theme of the 11th World Bioenergy Congress and Expo was bioenergy: mobilising the bioeconomy and globe through innovation for a sustainable world. The conference aimed to encourage young minds and their research abilities by providing an opportunity to meet the experts in the field of bioenergy.
It was attended by roughly 50 representatives from bioenergy companies, scientists, nuclear energy engineers, chemical engineers and renewable energy organisations.
The project
The project is developing measurement standards and standardised test methods for key parameters, including impurities, which need to be monitored when biomethane is injected into the natural gas grid and used as transport fuel.
The project consortium is working closely with the biogas industry, regulators and biomethane testing laboratories to ensure that the developed test methods are robust, efficient in use and can readily be implemented.
This EMPIR project is co-funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and the EMPIR Participating States.
Carbon dioxide, released from man-made activities, is lowering the pH of the Earth’s oceans, and impacting the health of marine organisms worldwide more
Supporting automated and reconfigurable manufacturing systems more
Working with external project Cool White to test and suggest improvements on the locally available white paints more
The project FutureEnergy has provided new calibration services for ultra-high voltages and a good practice guide on Lightning Impulse dividers more
For many of the 5000 photonics companies in Europe a precise knowledge of a material’s optical properties is vital for industrial competitiveness more