ECOS | Environmental Coalition on Standards

Search results

Search

Search

Order by

Order by
News & Events
  • Press Releases (117)
  • Newsletter (69)
  • News (939)
  • Events (93)
Publications
  • Reports & factsheets (186)
  • Positions & briefings (108)
  • Letters & comments (163)
  • Responses to SBTi Corporate Net Zero Standard: Second public consultation

    What is SBTi? SBTi is the world’s leading organisation developing standards to help companies set climate targets in line with the objectives of Paris Agreement. Over 2,000 organisations globally have committed to set net zero targets and over 9,000 already have their targets validated. What is the Corporate Net Zero Standard (CNZS)? The CNZS is […]

    View more
  • Call for experts – ecodesign of electronics and horizontal material efficiency

    Our lives and homes are full of electronic products – much of which eventually becomes waste that has never been properly recycled. To limit the growing impact of electronic products, they must become cheaper and easier to repair, reuse, and, eventually, recycle. Building on our longstanding efforts, ECOS will keep on shaping a greener future […]

    View more
  • An inclusive approach to European standards-making

    View more
  • Vacancy: Programme Manager – Petrochemicals

    Application deadline: 4 January 2026 Your tasks will include: Policy & standards Shape and implement advocacy strategies to obtain ambitious policies and standards that contribute to the decarbonisation (or defossilisation) of industry, with a special focus on the petrochemical one Support the team’s advocacy efforts towards this goal Produce impactful materials and strategies in response […]

    View more
  • Rebuilding trust, restoring ambition: Expectations for the next INC chair

    View more
  • EU Soil Monitoring Law – Frequently asked questions

    Learn more in our FAQ document.

    View more
  • Position on EU Heating & Cooling Strategy

    View more
  • Intergenerational fairness is deeply linked with environmental protection

    View more
  • Greater civil society and SME inclusion in international standardisation – High Level Forum on European Standaridsation

    The success of the ESS rests on collaboration from industry experts, public administrations, civil society, research and academia to deliver on the critical aspects of standards development to ensure that European standards meet the needs of various sectors and stakeholders. It is critical to ensure the inclusive and effective participation of civil society and SMEs […]

    View more
  • Comparative assessment of packaging reuse and standards

    View more

ECOS is co-funded by the European Commission and EFTA Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EISMEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

Website by