Codes & Standards

Codes & Standards – ISO

International Organization for Standardization

Technical committee No. 197 – Hydrogen Technologies

Scope

Standardization in the field of systems and devices for the production, storage, transport, measurement and use of hydrogen.

		USTAG
Chairman	Randy Dey	Glenn Scheffler
Secretariat	BNQ	CGA
Secretary	Sylvie Gingras	Jill Thompson

Member Countries

Argentina –p	Hungary – o	Russian Federation-p
Australia-p	India-o	Serbia/Montenegro-o
Austria-o	Israel-o	Spain-o
Belgium-p	Italy-p	Sweden-p
Canada-p	Jamaica-o	Switzerland-p
Czech Republic-o	Japan-p	Thailand-o
China-o	Korea-p	Turkey-o
Egypt-p	Libya-p	Ukraine-o
France-p	Netherlands-p	United Kingdom-p
Germany-p	Norway-p	United States-p

Participating Countries – 18 Observer Countries – 12

Working Groups
#1	Liquid Hydrogen- Land Vehicle Fuel Tanks
#2	Multimodal Transport of Hydrogen (cryogenic)
#4	Airport Hydrogen Fueling Facility
#5	Gaseous Hydrogen Blends & Hydrogen Fuels-Service Stations and Filling Connectors
#6	Gaseous Hydrogen Blends & Hydrogen Fuels- Land Vehicle Fuel Tanks
#7	Basic Considerations for the Safety of Hydrogen Systems
#8	Hydrogen Generators Using Water Electrolysis Process
#9	Hydrogen Generators Using Fuel Processing Technologies
#10	Transportable Gas Storage Devices- Hydrogen Absorbed in Reversible Metal Hydrides
#11	Gaseous Hydrogen - Service Stations
#12	Hydrogen Fuel - Product Specification
#13	Hydrogen Sensors

Technical Committee No. 22 – Road Vehicle Standards

SC 21 – Electric Road Vehicles

Scope

All questions of standardization concerning compatibility, interchangeability and safety, with particular reference to terminology and test procedures for evaluating the performance of electric road vehicles.

Chairman

D. Sahm (Germany)

Secretariat

DIN

Secretary

Egbert Fritzsche

Participating Countries

Belgium	Italy	Russia
Brazil	Japan	Sweden
France	Korea	USA
Germany	Portugal	UK

Working Groups
#1	Vehicle operation conditions, vehicle safety and energy storage / Definitions
#2	Methods of measurement of vehicle performance and of energy consumption