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Having been involved in the IECEE CB scheme from the outset of his career, as an IECEE CB Certifier and IECEE Technical Assessor, Wolfram Zeitz began his new role as IECEE and IECRE Executive Secretary in January this year.

Twenty-two participants from the Americas have taken part in the MET-CERTIFIED project workshop on IEC standardization and certification of marine energy convertors.

Coronavirus is continuing to spread around the world with at least 170 countries already affected. Our response to the pandemic is changing demand and consumption patterns for electricity as industrial activity slows and an increasing number of office staff are encouraged to telework.

Millions of people around the world are working from home, many of them for the first time, as more and more countries go into lockdown over COVID-19. But as remote working increases, so too does the security risk to sensitive data, systems and networks.

In recent times, there has not been a more critical need to have access to and use technology for schools and other learning institutions, as during the COVID-19 pandemic.

One of the bread and butter objectives of IEC standardization is helping the electrotechnical industries to deal with electro magnetic (EM) interference and to build electro magnetic compatibility (EMC) into various electrical and electronic (EE) devices. One of the key IEC Technical

The International Commission on Non‐Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) says there is no scientific evidence that 5G radiation poses a threat to human health. The finding comes in the ICNIRP’s updated guidelines for protection against harmful effects of radiofrequency fields

IEC released the first international standard for testing ship-borne receiver equipment of the Chinese BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS).