Chinese Society of Power Engineering is the academic mass organization of national power engineering science and technology professionals, a part of (CAST) China Association for Science and Technology, its predecessor the Chinese Society of Mechanical Engineering Turbine and Boiler,was established in 1962, changed its name to China Machinery Society of Power Engineering in 1979. According to the requirement of China's power engineering disciplines development and the majority of power engineering science and technology professionals, become a national top level society - China Society of Power Engineering in December 1988,was approved by the National Science and Technology Commission, joined the (CAST)China Association for Science and Technology in August 1992 . The Society is a multi-disciplinary comprehensive society focusing on the research, design and manufacture of power generation thermodynamic equipment. It includes 11 professional committees such as turbine, boiler, hydraulic turbine, nuclear power, industrial gas, automatic control, materials, environmental protection technology and equipment, new energy equipment industrial gas and academic, organization, international cooperation, editing and publishing, consulting and exhibitions and other five working committees. 
中国动力工程学会是全国动力工程科技工作者的学术性群众团体，是中国科学技术协会的组成部分，它的前身是1962年成立的中国机械工程 学会透平与锅炉学 会，1979年更名为中国机械工程学会动力工程学会。根据我国动力工程学科发展需要和广大动力工程科技工作者的要求，1988年12月经国家科委批准成为 国家一级学会——中国动力工程学会,1992年8月加入中国科协。 本会是以发电热动力机械设备的研究、设计、制造为中心的多专业的综合性学会。它设有透平、锅炉、水轮机、核电、热力、工业煤气、自 控、材料、环保技术与装备、新能源设备、工业气体等11个专业委员会以及学术、组织、国际合作、编辑出版、咨询与展览等5个工作委员会。

ISPA (Indonesian Smelter & Mineral Processing Association) is an association of companies, organizations or individuals in the mineral sector of Indonesia, is engaged in mining and refining industries.
ISPA assisted the government with relevant regulations of processing and refining activities and the increase in value-added minerals and coal.
Increase national awareness, foster and maintain harmony, develop skills through training and seminars, resource centers for mining and processing and refining activities.
ISPA was initiated by DR. Sukhyar in Bali in Octber 2014, founding members was formed on Feb 4, 2015 at the Jakarta Grand Hyatt during the Smelter Summit. Preparation meetings were held, concepts and articles of association were discussed, Management board candidates are formed.

Asosiasi Penambang Nikel Indonesia (APNI) merupakan perkumpulan perusahaan-perusahaan tambang nikel di Indonesia

Indian Non Ferrous Metal Manufacturers’ Association (INFMMA), established in 1945 is the voice of 15 leading member industries representing Non Ferrous Metal Industry in India. INFMMA carries out its activities through its head office at Mumbai.
The Association is actively engaged in assisting industry to take up their case before government authorities to address the problems & challenges affecting members at large. The Association’s pro-activeness has benefitted many industries by way of pulling out favourable policies by government and extending the benefits which the industry deserves.

ANMA is a Association representing India’s and Non-Ferrous metals recycling industry.

Among its many services, ANMA promotes public awareness of the value and importance of recycling along with the positive environmental benefits derived from metals recycling.

"Non-ferrous metals are an integral component of our everyday life, both now and for the future. Non Ferrous Metals include Copper, Zinc, Lead, Aluminum, Nickel, Manganese, Tin & its alloys.

The nonferrous metals industry is a key sector in the Indian economy as it meets the requirements of a wide range of key industries including engineering, electrical and electronics, infrastructure, automobile and automobile components, packaging etc.

The International Copper Association India (ICA India) is a member of Copper Alliance and the Indian arm of the International Copper Association Limited (ICA).

AAI was founded in 1981 and is registered under the Karnataka Societies Registration Act. Recognized and supported by the Govt. of India through various Ministries, and in particular, Ministry of Mines.

The ONLY ASSOCIATION representing entire spectrum of Indian Aluminium Industry, Primary Producers, Downstream Manufacturers, Equipment & Product Manufacturers, Endusers, Technologist, Metallurgists, Researchers R&D Organisations etc.

Internationally recognized and a member of International Body of Aluminium Associations

ILZDA disseminates technical information on various applications of lead & zinc like galvanizing, die casting, lead batteries, zinc dry cells, alloys, chemicals as well as recycling through seminars, conferences, publications etc., focused on economic & efficient utilization, technology, markets, quality assurance, recycling, sustainable development etc., ILZDA regularly receives technical queries from the industry. ILZDA brings out periodic publications & e-newsletters on the latest developments in the application areas of lead and zinc. ILZDA takes part in the committees of different concerned ministries in policy planning, framework etc.,
To provide focused services, customized to its members and to resolve specific industry problems, ILZDA has formed affiliate bodies for the three major consumer sectors of Zinc and Lead namely galvanizing, die casting and batteries:

The PHILIPPINE NICKEL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION, INC., or PNIA is a non-stock non-profit association duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Established in 2012, PNIA was organized to promote and develop the nickel mining industry in the country, aiming to represent the Philippine nickel industry as the single voice to champion its cause with various stakeholders.
PNIA believes in responsible and sustainable mining and giving back to the communities that have entrusted the care of their land to mining companies. Given that the mining industry sector is a major backbone of the Philippine economy, PNIA believes that both the government and the private sector play significant roles as partners in developing this segment of the economy.
PNIA believes that the joint efforts of government and the private sector should be continuous and always aimed at revitalizing and developing mining in a manner that balances economic, environmental, and social objectives. PNIA also firmly advocates for self-regulation and sharing of best practices between and among key stakeholders of the mining industry.
PNIA is committed to inspire, uplift, and promote the best mining practices within the local industry while building recognition of its contribution to local communities and society at large

The Australian Metal Recycling Industries Association was formed to promote the interests of the metal recycling industry nationally, to promote cooperation between member firms, to solve common problems, to work with government on policy affecting recycling and to inform the public on the considerable environmental advantages of metal recycling .
AMRIA was established in 1985 by a small group of metal recyclers whose aim was to set up a code of ethics for the industry and to establish a system of Best Practice for dealing with other dealers, customers and suppliers .
Our members are traders of metal, recycling and processing scrap metal both ferrous and non-ferrous, as well as automotive metals and arisings from metal manufacturers across the country. They import and export, pick up from customers premises and specialise in metal recycling.
Today AMRIA is comprised of companies ranging from individual scrap collectors to highly sophisticated, technologically advanced, processing plants.
Recycling significantly reduces the drain on primary resources, and at the same time also reduces the amount of waste into land fill.

The Australian Aluminium Council is the peak body representing the aluminium industry in Australia.
The Council’s members include companies operating in bauxite mining, alumina refining, aluminium metal production, semi-fabricated aluminium production and distribution.

Non-ferrous metals are industrial vitamins such as electricity, electronics, semiconductors, telecommunications, automobiles, shipbuilding, steel, machinery,
Basic materials for all industries including chemical, construction, and defense industries, as well as essential products for people's lives
It is also widely used as a material.

Therefore, our association promotes the healthy growth and development of the non-ferrous metal industry, and the Republic of Korea
Doing our best to achieve sustainable growth of the economy and improve people's lives
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This homepage provides useful information such as the latest non-ferrous news, statistical data, and industry trends.
By providing various opinions among users, collecting and communicating through communication
We want to make it a chapter, so for your development of the non-ferrous metal industry,

Japan Mining Industry Association (JMIA) is an industrial organization representing mining, smelting and refining companies producing and recycling non-ferrous metals such as gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc and nickel in Japan.
We are addressing wide range of issues including securing of stable supply of non-ferrous mineral resources, recycling and environmental protection as well as promoting best practices and new technical developments.
Sustainable development of non-ferrous metals industry in Japan

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MNMA, the abbreviation for ‘Malaysia Non-Ferrous Metals Association’, was formed and registered with the Registrar of Societies in June 2019 under the name of ‘Persatuan Logam Bukan Ferus Malaysia’.
As its name denotes, MNMA was formed to bring together Non-Ferrous industry within the nation under one entity. In togetherness under this entity, the Association was formed with the objective of:
Aligning and standardizing non-ferrous metals importation code with government authorities particularly on hazardous and non- hazardous waste
Playing a role as communication bridge between industrial players and government authorities in order to promote goal congruence
Educating and self-policing members to abide with rules and regulations especially on matters related to environmental aspects
Promoting the blossom of upstream industry thereby encourages downstream players to invest in Malaysia
Embracing global changes through interactive cooperation and work together with other associations in the world

The Mongolian National Mining Association was established in 1994 so as to best safeguard the lawful interests and legitimate benefits of its members by seeking to reflect their voices and concerns in the state policies, provide the members and the general public with the most up-to-date and comprehensive information and knowledge on the minerals industry, and help build lasting and effective cooperation and partnerships for the industry. Our members are national and multinational mining and exploration corporations, equipment producers and suppliers, service providers as well as banking and insurance institutions and representatives of scholarly and academic circles. We also take pride in Mongolian Coal Association, Association of Ore Processors, Society of Geological Science of Mongolia, Mine Surveyors Union, Drillers Association and other non-governmental professional association as well as the US Asia Foundation being the members of the Mongolian National Mining Association.