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Rechargeable batteries serve as power sources for safety lighting and safety power supply systems. It is essential that they function reliably. If the power source is not available or only available

From 1 March 2023, tier 2 of the EU Ecodesign Regulation for electronic displays, e.g. TV sets, will come into force. This will be accompanied by new, stricter minimum requirements for the energy eff

China is of great economic significance for the German electro and digital industry. With a share of more than forty percent, the Chinese market is the world's largest country market. For the German

ZVEI is strongly aligned with the objectives of the Media Freedom Act (MFA). Protecting media freedom and strengthening the EU internal market are crucial cornerstones of a strong and resilient Europ

The increasing number of legal and also customer-specific requirements on the content of certain substances in materials and products can only be managed through effective information management with

Classical emergency lighting is designed for power failure to illuminate escape routes and to mark them with escape signs. This assumes that the shortest escape route is the decisive one and that it

At the end of March, the EU Commission presented a draft for an extended Ecodesign Regulation. We welcome that the EU Commission continues to pursue the ecodesign approach. The Ecodesign Directive ha

China has developed into a self-confident, politically ambitious and economically strong world power. China's success is based on a different system of rights and values than those of Western industr

In the next decades, Europe's downstream industries will need both high-performance processors in smaller structure sizes and power semiconductors, sensors or microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) in

Standardised Submodel of the Asset Administration Shell Representatives from mechanical engineering and the process industry as well as the fields of classification and standardisation have joined fo