16. November 2023
Explore the insights from our recent webinar held on November 13th: "How can standards support the future European energy sector?" hosted by Danish Standard in close collaboration with the wind power working group including European stakeholders in wind power and standardization. The working group came together to provide input to the European Commission’s High-Level Forum on European Standardisation (HLF).
In this webinar, we delved into the primary challenges and sustainability developments within the wind power sector. It was discussed how standards can contribute to a more cohesive internal market and how standards should evolve to support the developments in the industry.
With a new joint vision, the European standardization organizations CEN and CENELEC aim to modernize the standardization system, strengthen Europe's competitiveness, and make standards more digital, flexible, and accessible.
The European Parliament and the Council of Ministers have now formally approved the Digital Omnibus for AI. This means companies will get more time to comply with parts of the requirements in the AI Act that apply to high-risk AI systems.
New initiative to create common technical frameworks for advanced reactor technologies with potential in industry and transport.
The green and digital transition requires closer cross-border cooperation. The Nordic countries are now launching a joint initiative to strengthen the use of standards as a strategic tool for turning knowledge into solutions that work across the r...
