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23.05.2023
Reduction of technical barriers to trade within the framework of the Transatlantic Trade Council (TTC)
For the German electrical and digital industry, the USA are one of the most important trading partners. Free mutual market between the EU and the US is of great importance for our industry. To this…
17.07.2023
For a risk-based approach to PFAS - no blanket ban
Competent authorities in five European countries earlier this year proposed a wide-ranging restriction on per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) under the European chemicals regulation…
19.07.2023
Study: Power Grids 2030+
On the road to climate neutrality in 2045, the "climate neutral grid" will be the key element in the energy system. This grid must ensure the connection of a rapidly growing number of decentralised…
July
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26.07.2023
Food Contact Materials and Home Appliances - Guide for Good Manufacturing Practice
In addition to product design, product safety is of central importance for manufacturers of household electrical appliances, especially for appliances that come into contact with food. In order to…
03.08.2023
PFAS containing technologies for the EU path to a climate neutral society based on the European Green Deal
No wind turbines, no energy storage, no electric cars, no semiconductors. Without per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS), the key technologies for the transition to climate neutrality…
03.08.2023
The general restriction of PFAS endangers the semiconductor industry in Europe and the goals of the European Chips Act as well as the ecological and digital transformation in Germany and Europe!
Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden have made a joint proposal to restrict per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) in Europe under the European REACH Regulation. The…
August
04.09.2023
ZVEI-Pager: EU Construction Products Regulation (CPR)
The purpose of the EU Construction Products Regulation (CPR) is to establish uniform testing standards for construction products throughout Europe and facilitate a harmonized European market. The…