The world is changing—so are the risks. Through our work, we’re on a mission to make the world #SaferForYou. Learn more about our impact at

Cooling off from this heat by heading to the water? When you put on your life jacket, remember that our standards help make sure they are safe. We make summer fun #SaferForYou. ☀️ . Learn more:

New Report: Thermal runaway incidents on planes continue to rise. With consumer insights and data from 37 airlines, this report highlights the need for safer packing, including keeping devices out of checked bags. ✈️ View the full report:

We’re thrilled to share the redesigned offering resources and information that support your safety where you live, work, and thrive. You may not be able to see our impact, but it's all around—making life safer for you. Explore the new

June is the start of hurricane season in the U.S. While millions are preparing, many don’t realize a portable generator—a saving grace during power outages—could be just as deadly as the hurricane itself. See what you need to know to stay safe:

ULSE's David Wroth recently joined @NPR to talk about the real dangers of thermal runaway during air travel and why rechargeable devices should never be packed in your checked luggage. Hear the full segment:

After the #AirBusanFire, airlines like @SingaporeAir & @ThaiAirways have banned using power banks in-flight. Our latest report reveals 70% of Asia-Pacific flyers know the risks of lithium-ion batteries, yet unsafe packing habits persist. ✈️Learn more:

Planning on traveling this #MemorialDayWeekend? It’s the perfect time for a safety reminder, no matter if you’re flying or hitting the road. ✅ Pack your portable CO alarm.✅ When flying, only pack rechargeable devices in your carry-on, and keep them within arm's reach

3.61 million people are planning on flying this Memorial Day Weekend, according to @AAAnews’s 2025 Memorial Day Travel Forecast. If you're one of the 3.61 million, remember – always keep your rechargeable devices within reach when flying!. ✈️

“City officials must evaluate these tactics [for strengthening CO poisoning preparedness] and seek improvements, or they risk sharpening the danger of carbon monoxide poisoning within their municipality.”. Check out our recent report in @smartcitiesdive:

Is your state prepared to prevent CO poisoning? Our inaugural U.S. State CO Risk Assessment draws on data from each state, including:. 🏥 Health outcomes .🏛️ Regulatory & code strength .👥 Public awareness & behavior. View the full report:

Warm weather is here and we’re all looking forward to sunny days and outdoor fun. ☀️. From the battery in your e-bike to the CO safety features in your portable generator, ULSE standards help make life #SaferForYou.

🏛️ Federal Legislative Update 🏛️ In an overwhelming vote, The House of Representatives passed the “Setting Consumer Standards for Lithium-Ion Batteries Act.”. View our full statement from President and CEO, Jeff Marootian:

This is a very real example of the fire risk that rechargeable devices, like power banks, can pose and why they should NEVER go in your checked bag. ⚠️ Remember: Always keep rechargeable devices within reach when flying. Learn more about the risk:

ULSE has many standards that support sustainability efforts. On #EarthDay, we recognized the important work of standards development organizations to help make our world more sustainable and safer for all.

🏛️ @HouseCommerce 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.

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. 🔗 @TODAYshow:

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