The European Committee for Standardization is one of three European Standardization Organizations (together with CENELEC and ETSI) that have been officially recognized by the European Union and by the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) as being responsible for developing and defining voluntary standards at European level.
CEN/WS 107 |
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Mitigation of Urban Heat Island effects with cool materials |
The CEN Workshop will focus on boosting the appropriation by cities of cool materials to mitigate the Urban Heat Island effects. By facilitating the use of cool material, the local actors will be able to reach their objectives in term of carbon emission while ensuring the comfort of their users.
The CEN Workshop will also improve the cross-border cooperation in European Union (and beyond). For these purposes, this CEN Workshop on cool materials will:
develop a common terminology,
Encourage exchange of experience and know-how
Identify good practices and produce methods to implement cool materials on territories and mitigate the Urban Heat Island effects.
The workshop will propose a first European document on cool materials to inform the European Commission, local authorities and users about the cool materials and their uses to pave the way for future standardization of cool materials and their implementation
The proposer and secretariat holder of this workshop is the French national organization for standardization, AFNOR.
Secretariat | AFNOR (CEN) |
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CCMC Programme Manager | Müller Carolina |
Activity sector | Architectural, construction services, Engineering and inspection services |