SyC SET - Sustainable Electrified Transportation
To provide end-to-end and cross-sectors systems level standardization, collaboration and guidance on overall systems and infrastructure aspects of Sustainable Electrified Transportation (SET). The SyC SET aims at: - Covering all types of SET including road and non-road transportation. - Fostering the coordination of the overall IEC work programme in this field, and promoting in depth cooperation among IEC, with ISO and other SDOs, taking into consideration existing activities inside and outside IEC. - Attracting new stakeholders and experts especially from the transportation, automobile, telecom and related sectors to foster the collaboration of standardization work in the SET field across transportation, automobile, energy, telecom, and other relevant industries.
Sustainable Electrified Transportation
To provide end-to-end and cross-sectors systems level standardization, collaboration and guidance on overall systems and infrastructure aspects of Sustainable Electrified Transportation (SET). The SyC SET aims at: - Covering all types of SET including road and non-road transportation. - Fostering the coordination of the overall IEC work programme in this field, and promoting in depth cooperation among IEC, with ISO and other SDOs, taking into consideration existing activities inside and outside IEC. - Attracting new stakeholders and experts especially from the transportation, automobile, telecom and related sectors to foster the collaboration of standardization work in the SET field across transportation, automobile, energy, telecom, and other relevant industries.
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SyC SET is a Technical Committee within CLC. It is named "Sustainable Electrified Transportation" and is responsible for: To provide end-to-end and cross-sectors systems level standardization, collaboration and guidance on overall systems and infrastructure aspects of Sustainable Electrified Transportation (SET). The SyC SET aims at: - Covering all types of SET including road and non-road transportation. - Fostering the coordination of the overall IEC work programme in this field, and promoting in depth cooperation among IEC, with ISO and other SDOs, taking into consideration existing activities inside and outside IEC. - Attracting new stakeholders and experts especially from the transportation, automobile, telecom and related sectors to foster the collaboration of standardization work in the SET field across transportation, automobile, energy, telecom, and other relevant industries. This committee has published 0 standards.
SyC SET develops CLC standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: To provide end-to-end and cross-sectors systems level standardization, collaboration and guidance on overall systems and infrastructure aspects of Sustainable Electrified Transportation (SET). The SyC SET aims at: - Covering all types of SET including road and non-road transportation. - Fostering the coordination of the overall IEC work programme in this field, and promoting in depth cooperation among IEC, with ISO and other SDOs, taking into consideration existing activities inside and outside IEC. - Attracting new stakeholders and experts especially from the transportation, automobile, telecom and related sectors to foster the collaboration of standardization work in the SET field across transportation, automobile, energy, telecom, and other relevant industries. Currently, there are 0 published standards from this technical committee.
CLC is a standardization organization that develops and publishes standards to support industry, commerce, and regulatory requirements.
A Technical Committee (TC) in CLC is a group of experts responsible for developing international standards in a specific technical area. TCs are composed of national member body delegates and work through consensus to create standards that meet global industry needs. Each TC may have subcommittees (SCs) and working groups (WGs) for specialized topics.