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EUROPE INNOVATION SPECIAL


By Dave Forrester IEng Director of Technical Services


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ELECT plays an important role in the direction of EuropeOn, the association for electrical contractors in Europe, through our participation in several working groups,


notably the Policy Working Group and the Technical Working Group. As SELECT’s Director of Technical Services, I attend regular meetings of both working groups, the last of which were held in Brussels in November last year. Whether we are EU members or not, much of what is being decided at EU level will have a knock-on effect on what we do in Scotland. I believe it is vital that we play a part in shaping European policy in the areas of climate change, adoption of renewable technologies and e-mobility. In much the same way that BSI will continue to participate fully in the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) and the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC), adopting international and European standards at UK level, SELECT will continue to participate fully in the activities of EuropeOn. Since its rebranding from AIE to EuropeOn, activity in a number of key policy areas continues at pace. The UK’s exit from the EU on 31 January does not mean that we should simply


28 CABLEtalk FEBRUARY/MARCH 2020


The shape of things to come


Brexit may have happened, but activity in Europe will still affect the Scottish electrical industry. SELECT will continue to play a key role, working with European counterparts to shape the future


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