DOE Sets Public Meeting on Rulemaking for External Power Supplies
The Department of Energy plans a public meeting Nov. 21 on a rulemaking that proposes revising the DOE’s test procedure for external power supplies (see 1410100059), the agency said in a Federal Register notice Tuesday. The DOE also extended the…
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comments deadline in the rulemaking by 15 days to Dec. 23, the notice said. The meeting is to be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the DOE’s Forrestal Building in Washington, it said. The meeting also will be streamed on a webinar, it said. The proposed revisions would harmonize the "instrumentation resolution and uncertainty requirements" with the second edition of the International Electrotechnical Commission’s 62301 standard when measuring standby power along with other international standards programs, the DOE has said.