The European Electrotechnical Committee for Standardization is one of three European Standardization Organizations (together with CEN 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.
CENELEC's National Members are the National Committees of the 27 European Union countries, United Kingdom, the Republic of North Macedonia, Serbia
and Türkyie plus three countries of the European Free Trade Association (Iceland, Norway and Switzerland). There is one member per country.
CENELEC members are national organizations entrusted with electrotechnical standardization,
recognized both at National and European level as being able to represent all standardization interests in their country.
Only one organization per country may be member of CENELEC.
It is the responsibility of the CENELEC National Members to implement European Standards as national standards.
The National Committees distribute and sell the implemented European Standard and have to withdraw any conflicting national standards.
Details regarding this status are given in CEN/CENELEC Guide 22 - Guide on the organisational structure and processes for the assessment of the membership criteria of CEN and CENELEC.
Acronym
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Country
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Organization
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Website
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Austria | Austrian Electrotechnical Association | www.ove.at | |
Belgium | Comité Electrotechnique Belge/Belgisch Elektrotechnisch Comité | www.ceb-bec.be | |
Bulgaria | Bulgarian Institute for Standardization | www.bds-bg.org | |
Croatia | Croatian Standards Institute | www.hzn.hr | |
Cyprus | Cyprus Organization for Standardisation | www.cys.org.cy | |
Czechia | Czech Office for Standards, Metrology and Testing | www.unmz.cz | |
Denmark | Dansk Standard | www.ds.dk | |
Estonia | Non-profit Association Estonian Centre for Standardisation and Accreditation | www.evs.ee | |
Finland | Finnish Electrotechnical Standards Association | www.sesko.fi | |
France | AFNOR-Comité Electronique Français | www.afnor.org | |
Germany | German Commission for Electrical, Electronic and Information Technologies of DIN and VDE | www.dke.de | |
Greece | National Quality Infrastructure System | www.elot.gr | |
Hungary | Hungarian Standards Institution | www.mszt.hu | |
Iceland | Icelandic Standards | www.stadlar.is | |
Ireland | National Standards Authority of Ireland | www.nsai.ie | |
Italy | Comitato Elettrotecnico Italiano | www.ceinorme.it | |
Latvia | Latvian Standard Ltd. | www.lvs.lv | |
Lithuania | Lithuanian Standards Board | www.lsd.lt | |
Luxembourg | Organisme Luxembourgeois de Normalisation | www.portail-qualite.lu | |
Malta | The Malta Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority | www.mccaa.org.mt | |
Netherlands | Nederlands Electrotechnisch Comité | www.nen.nl | |
Norway | Norsk Elektroteknisk Komite | www.nek.no | |
Poland | Polish Committee for Standardization | www.pkn.pl | |
Portugal | Instituto Português da Qualidade | www.ipq.pt | |
Republic of North Macedonia | Standardization Institute of the Republic of North Macedonia | isrsm.gov.mk/en/ | |
Romania | Romanian Standards Association | www.asro.ro | |
Serbia | Institute for Standardization of Serbia | www.iss.rs | |
Slovakia | Slovak Office of Standards Metrology and Testing | www.unms.sk | |
Slovenia | Slovenian Institute for Standardization | www.sist.si | |
Spain | Asociación Española de Normalización | www.une.org | |
Sweden | Svensk Elstandard | www.elstandard.se | |
Switzerland | Association for Electrical Engineering, Power and Information Technologies | www.electrosuisse.ch | |
Türkiye | Turkish Standards Institution | www.tse.org.tr | |
United Kingdom | British Standards Institution | www.bsigroup.com |