GSO IEC 62933-4-2:2026

IEC 62933-4-2:2025
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 17 September 2026

Electric energy storage (EES) systems – Part 4-2: Guidance on environmental issues – Assessment of the environmental impact of battery failure in an electrochemical based storage system

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GSO IEC 62933-4-2:2026 Scope

IEC 62933-4-2:2025 defines the requirements for evaluating and reporting the negative impact on the environment caused by the failure of a cell, flow cell, battery or flow battery in the accumulation subsystem of a battery energy storage system (BESS).
The batteries within this scope used in a BESS are classified according to the type of their electrolyte. These electrolyte types are aqueous, non-aqueous or solid.
The environmental impacts directly caused by the failure of other components of the BESS are not within the scope of this document.

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