Our Work in India

Safety should not be limited by borders. We collaborate with standards organizations and partners across the globe to advance safety, security, and sustainability. Explore our work in India.

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    ULSE Accelerates Smart Grid Innovation Through Strategic Partnership With ISUW

    Day 1: BIS-IEC-IEEE Standardization Coordination Workshop, March 18 UL Standards & Engagement moderated the session, “Emerging Smart Energy Technologies and Standardization…

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    ULSE Safety Guidelines for Safe Electric Vehicles in India

    With electric vehicles playing an important role in global initiatives to address climate change, various electrochemical energy storage systems have…

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    Driving a Safe, Secure, and Sustainable EV Ecosystem in India

    The government of India has set the impressive target for its citizens to have 80 million electric vehicles on the…

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“UL Standards & Engagement is proud to partner with the Government of India and SDOs in the region to support the development of a robust quality ecosystem and a safer, more secure, and more sustainable India. Standards are the backbone of progress, enabling innovation while ensuring safety, efficiency, and trust in the systems we rely on.”

Manjunath Vittala Rao

Regional Standards Manager,

South Asia and Sub Saharan Africa

Safety Science in Action

Safety standards outline the process for a product or service to be tested and evaluated to promote greater safety and sustainability.

​Global safety policies and partnerships promote safety and engage stakeholders across geographies to help more people avoid harm.

​Learn about our collaboration with global agencies to address safety concerns in India’s expanding electric vehicle market.

Learn about the partnership between ULSE and INBAC, focusing on advancing standardization in India’s building automation industry.

Learn how ULSE is furthering safety standards around the world and the role international collaboration plays in helping people avoid harm.

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Technical Committees

Each TC is a diverse group of experts representing a broad range of perspectives and interests, including consumers, manufacturers, regulators, supply chain professionals, and more. 

As a TC member, you will review proposals for new or revised standards and work collaboratively to achieve consensus through balloting in our transparent process.

Stakeholders

Stakeholders can submit, review, and comment on proposals for new standards or revisions to existing standards. While these individuals cannot vote, the TC considers their input during the standards voting process. Since standards affect everyone, all are welcome to participate as stakeholders. Register online through our Collaborative Standards Development System, CSDS.