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.Fire Safety Research Institute and FDNY recently highlighted the critical issue of deadly e-bike fires on NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt. When you use a device that conforms to safety-standards, you can help protect yourself from this risk.

🚨 NEW ULSE REPORT 🚨 Don't miss our first-of-its-kind report, which highlights cabin crew's confidence in their ability to protect passengers during #lithiumion battery incidents—however educating passengers on this risk is critical. 🔗 view.ulse.org/uhQub

ULSE recently discussed the critical safety issue of #lithiumion batteries on planes with CBS Mornings. Our latest report outlines the awareness and perceptions of airline cabin crew regarding lithium-ion battery safety risks. Check it out now 🔎 view.ulse.org/uhQVY

We’re a week out from #CES2025! Check out our predictions for the key trends we expect to see on the show floor. 💡 Learn more: view.ulse.org/uhSPE

Our #CES2025 panel with SimpliSafe, Consumer Tech Association, and Connectivity Standards Alliance confirmed our latest research findings – standards are driving forces for consumer trust and innovation for new technology. 💡 Check out the report findings and watch the session: view.ulse.org/uhWCF

69% of consumers express greater confidence in products certified to safety standards, according to the latest ULSE research. SimpliSafe’s Chief Technology Officer confirmed these findings at our #CES2025 panel discussion. 🔗  view.ulse.org/uhWCL

#ICYMI – We unveiled our latest research at #CES2025, all about standards’ impact on consumer trust. Learn more about these key insights: view.ulse.org/uhYFu

The southern US winter storm has left many without power. We urge those affected to: ✅ Install battery-powered CO alarms on every home level ✅ Only use portable generators 20+ feet away from home ❌ Never use stoves or ovens to heat home 🔗 @NYTimes: nytimes.com/2025/01/21/wea…

We are honored to welcome Jeff Marootian as ULSE’s new president and CEO. With more than two decades of leadership experience in energy, transportation, and sustainability, his expertise will help advance our mission as a safety advocacy organization. 🔗 Learn more:

We are excited to welcome Jeff Marootian on his first official day at UL Standards & Engagement! Jeff is eager to build on our strong legacy of advancing safety and looks forward to the journey ahead. Learn more about his view on day one: view.ulse.org/uh1YG

This Valentine's Day—and every day—UL Standards & Engagement makes life #SaferForYou.

🗣️ We are calling on Congress to pass the Setting Consumer Standards for Lithium‑Ion Batteries Act! It’s time for action to help reduce deadly battery fires. Learn more about the bill: view.ulse.org/uh6EV

The women of ULSE play a crucial role in making the world a safer place through standards. Ahead of #IWD2025 , we recognize our ULSE team members who are dedicated to advancing standards and safety every day. Learn more about their impact: view.ulse.org/uh86G

What can colleges do to address e-bike safety challenges on campus? Our new report explores: 🔋 Expand charging infrastructure 🚲 Offer e-bike safety training 📃 Create clear policies ⚠️ Ensure consistent enforcement 🗓️ Regularly update policies 🔗 view.ulse.org/uh9zh

$519 million. That's how much e-mobility fires cost NYC from 2019-2023, according to our new report conducted with Oxford Economics. This represents lives lost, families displaced, and communities scarred from preventable tragedies. View the report: view.ulse.org/uibRp

CO alarm rules vary by state, so your vacation spot might not be protected. ULSE found 46% of travelers don’t worry about this risk, assuming alarms are installed. Detection is prevention—always travel with a certified portable CO alarm. 🔗 TODAY: today.com/parents/family…

🏛️ Energy and Commerce Committee unanimously voted H.R. 973 out of committee. It can now head to the House floor for a vote. 63% of e-mobility owners mistakenly believe they’re already protected by federal regulations. It’s time to establish the protections Americans think they already have.