Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) consists in the verification of the performance of environmental technologies or in other words is the establishment or validation of environmental technology performance by qualified third parties based on test data generated through testing using established protocols or specific requirements.There are several ETV programmes running all over the world, organised through government initiatives, with the pioneer programme being the one developed in the United States of America, followed by the Canadian ETV Programme. Other programmes have run or are running in South Korea, Japan, Bangladesh, Denmark, France, Europe, Philippines and China. Each programme has its own definitions, structure and procedures and programmes are not always inter-compatible. In 2007, an ETV International Working Group was formed to work on the convergence of the different programmes towards mutual recognition - under the motto Verified once, verified everywhere. The work of this group was at the origin of the request for drafting an ETV ISO standard. This concluded in the establishment of an ISO working group under Technical Committee 207 (Environmental Management), Sub-committee 4, Working Group 5 - Environmental Technology Verification (ISO/TC 207/SC 4/WG 5). When concluded the ISO standard will have the number ISO/NP 14034."@en }
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- Environmental_Technology_Verification_Program abstract "Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) consists in the verification of the performance of environmental technologies or in other words is the establishment or validation of environmental technology performance by qualified third parties based on test data generated through testing using established protocols or specific requirements.There are several ETV programmes running all over the world, organised through government initiatives, with the pioneer programme being the one developed in the United States of America, followed by the Canadian ETV Programme. Other programmes have run or are running in South Korea, Japan, Bangladesh, Denmark, France, Europe, Philippines and China. Each programme has its own definitions, structure and procedures and programmes are not always inter-compatible. In 2007, an ETV International Working Group was formed to work on the convergence of the different programmes towards mutual recognition - under the motto Verified once, verified everywhere. The work of this group was at the origin of the request for drafting an ETV ISO standard. This concluded in the establishment of an ISO working group under Technical Committee 207 (Environmental Management), Sub-committee 4, Working Group 5 - Environmental Technology Verification (ISO/TC 207/SC 4/WG 5). When concluded the ISO standard will have the number ISO/NP 14034.".
- Q5381177 abstract "Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) consists in the verification of the performance of environmental technologies or in other words is the establishment or validation of environmental technology performance by qualified third parties based on test data generated through testing using established protocols or specific requirements.There are several ETV programmes running all over the world, organised through government initiatives, with the pioneer programme being the one developed in the United States of America, followed by the Canadian ETV Programme. Other programmes have run or are running in South Korea, Japan, Bangladesh, Denmark, France, Europe, Philippines and China. Each programme has its own definitions, structure and procedures and programmes are not always inter-compatible. In 2007, an ETV International Working Group was formed to work on the convergence of the different programmes towards mutual recognition - under the motto Verified once, verified everywhere. The work of this group was at the origin of the request for drafting an ETV ISO standard. This concluded in the establishment of an ISO working group under Technical Committee 207 (Environmental Management), Sub-committee 4, Working Group 5 - Environmental Technology Verification (ISO/TC 207/SC 4/WG 5). When concluded the ISO standard will have the number ISO/NP 14034.".