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Our Work in ASEAN, Japan, Korea, Australasia

Safety should not be limited by borders. We collaborate with standards organizations and partners across the globe to advance safety, security, and sustainability. Explore our work in this region.

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    Lithium-Ion Battery Safety in Air Travel: An Asia-Pacific Focus

    ULSE’s Asia‑Pacific study reveals that nearly a quarter of passengers store lithium‑ion batteries in checked bags—posing thermal runaway dangers mid‑flight.

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“Changing from current fossil fuel energy sources to methods like solar energy and storage systems is causing a lot of unexpected consequences. Yet a lot of countries and organizations tend to focus more on the positives instead of the hazard. That’s why we see the opportunity for ULSE, especially through our standards, to be able to provide guidance in Asia.”

Kolin Low

Director, Regional Standards

Safety Science in Action

Safety standards outline the process for a product or service to be tested and evaluated to promote greater safety and sustainability

Global safety policies and partnerships promote safety and engage stakeholders across geographies to help more people avoid harm.

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    Advancing Battery Safety Through Collaboration at the 2025 ASEAN Battery Safety & Innovation Conference

    The ASEAN Battery Safety & Innovation Conference brought together over 200 stakeholders, researchers, and regulators from throughout southeast Asia to…

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    Lithium-Ion Battery Safety in Air Travel: An Asia-Pacific Focus

    ULSE’s Asia‑Pacific study reveals that nearly a quarter of passengers store lithium‑ion batteries in checked bags—posing thermal runaway dangers mid‑flight.

  • A man in a suit and purple tie holds a microphone and speaks at an event for the Singapore Battery Consortium on 4 April 2024, standing in front of a dark backdrop with event branding.

    How ULSE Is Partnering in Singapore To Lead the Way on Lithium-Ion Battery Safety

    Takeaways from the 2024 Singapore Battery Safety and Innovation Workshop  “Batteries are everywhere. We rely on batteries and energy storage…

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