For 100 years, Finland has used standards to promote competitiveness, the functioning of society, public safety, and national security. Celebrating its 100th anniversary, SFS Finnish Standards continues to serve the ever-changing needs of businesses and society.
Betolar has developed a type of concrete that does not require cement. Betolar aims to make construction more sustainable and environmentally friendly. The company’s objective is to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and the use of natural resources in construction while transforming industrial side streams into a sustainable business.
Novel solutions are needed to reduce emissions from telecommunications, and the focus is now on data centres with high energy consumption. The new ERF standard gives data centres the means to measure, in a reliable and comparable manner, how much of the heat that they produce can be recovered and exploited.
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What is a standard?
Standards are publications of agreed requirements, recommendations or specifications for products and their manufacturing or testing, for example, or for specific systems or services. Based on mutual understanding, standards make our daily lives considerably safer and easier.
Having trouble finding the right standard?
Contact SFS for advice and assistance with anything concerning standards. Which standards could best help your organisation? You can contact us by email or phone. Our Customer Service will give you personal advice and assistance.
How is standardization work organised?
Standardization work in Finland is carried out in standardization groups open to everyone. Groups follow and participate in the development of European and global standards on their field.
What is SFS Finnish Standards?
SFS is the central standardization organisation in Finland. Our goal is to ensure that Finnish organisations, both public and private, have an opportunity to have their say on the contents of standards, the common rules of the market.
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The Green Transition as the Standard of the Future 24.5.2024
The green transition is becoming the hard core of the economy. Which companies, countries, and cities will succeed in seizing this opportunity? How does Finland fare in this race?
Moving towards more sustainable construction through green concrete solutions
Betolar has developed a type of concrete that does not require cement. European standards must be amended to allow the use of alternative concrete solutions in construction.
Finnish standards – a century of supporting competitiveness
For 100 years, Finland has used standards to promote competitiveness, the functioning of society, public safety, and national security. Today, the role of standards in world trade has become more strategic and even politicised, as major powers utilise standardization of novel technologies to gain advantage over each other. Celebrating its 100th anniversary, SFS Finnish Standards continues to serve the ever-changing needs of businesses and society.
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Information and Assistance on Standards
Don’t hesitate to contact us for more information on standards! We are happy to help you with any questions you may have concerning standards. Follow us on our channels to stay up to date on standards.
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You can purchase standards from our webstore or with the help of our customer service. With SFS Online, your standards will be always kept in order and up to date.
Collaboration with educational institutions and useful materials
Standards are a part of life for many professionals, and it is important to learn about them already during your studies. We offer materials and various ways to learn about standards for teachers, students and researchers. The materials offered are well-suited for professionals as well as anyone in need of further information on standards.