Current linear models of production and consumption (i.e., take–make–waste) have proven to be unsustainable. Many products are designed and used with a limited life and diminishing value, and the environmental and social costs are not factored into the purchase price.

This report describes the standards and protocols needed to enable intelligent buildings of the future within the context of smart cities.

This report describes the current state of health care facility digital infrastructure, identifying gaps for future standards development.

CSA Group’s standards can provide foundational support to organizations and governments and assist them in meeting their SDGs objectives.

The new standard outlines a methodology to assess the organization’s cyber maturity and provides a framework for continuous improvement.

Understand the latest updates to UL 1973 for stationary storage systems covering cells, battery modules, battery pack/rack, and the battery management system.
Comprehending these updates is vital for manufacturers as they plan milestones and time-to-market for their products.

As more types of combined heat and power HP devices enter the marketplace, a new CSA Standard can help ensure their safety and reliability.

The policy environment in Canada is undergoing a fundamental shift. Longer-term challenges, such as climate change, and trends, such as increasing digitization of the economy and society, have converged with the once-in-a-century health, social, and economic impacts of a global pandemic to reframe the priorities of citizens and the ways Canadian institutions can and should operate.

New standard CSA Z250:21 helps facilitate faster modular construction project completion.

This research presents bending test results for mechanically laminated panel arrangements to inform a standard and design specifications.