13. May 2024
The future-proof power grid cannot be built with the mere use of known technology. New solutions will also have to be developed. If electricity production is to be fossil-free, this requires many, and many different, renewable energy sources, and this places new and stricter demands on the balance between consumption and production. There is also a need for solutions that can accommodate and support the decentralised electricity production, so that energy can easily be generated and consumed locally, thus supporting local supply security.
Renewable energy sources, which are increasingly dependent on the weather, also require new solutions for control and storage. Finally, there is the coupling of the various sectors to the power grid, which generally has to take place without compromising critical infrastructure, reducing voltage quality, or reducing security of supply. So there is indeed a need for innovative thinking.
Standardization plays a significant role in this, as standards specify common requirements for e.g. the solutions as well as the integration between systems and the different producers. Some of the standards are known, but there is also a need for new standards. Consequently, Danish Standards has a strong focus on this crucial area and helps to facilitate the development so that this can be executed as soon as possible.
infrastructure that creates a sustainable framework for the green transition that not only meets current sector requirements, but which is also equipped for future challenges and needs.
You can read more about the future-proof power grid, where you will find an overview of relevant committees and standards within this area.
Portal for read-only access to national adoptions of specific harmonized European standards for European public access.
The European Commission and CEN-CENELEC have decided that all National Standards Bodies (NSB) in Europe must have a virtual read-only portal. As a result, the harmonized standards related to the EU ruling in case C-588/21 P are now available to th...
Studies show that the discomforts related to the menstrual cycle and menopause are complex and underexposed. This can have significant consequences both for the economy and for the individual woman. A new standard will help enterprises meet the ch...
A new version of the standard ISO 20121 for event sustainability has recently been published. It will make it simpler for everyone – from SMEs and to this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris – to ensure and document work with the sustainable transitio...
