IECRE - RENEWABLE ENERGY
IEC SYSTEM FOR CERTIFICATION TO STANDARDS RELATING TO
EQUIPMENT FOR USE IN RENEWABLE ENERGY APPLICATIONS
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IECRE REMC Meeting
The IECRE REMC Meeting took place in Feldkirch, Austria on 2019-11-18/19. For more information click here.
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IECRE ME-OMC Meeting
The IECRE Marine Energy Operational Management Committee (ME-OMC) meeting took place in Geneva, Switzerland, on 2019-09-10 & 11
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IECRE WE-OMC meeting
The IECRE WE-OMC Operational Management Committee (WE-OMC) meeting took place in Pretoria, South Africa on 2019-05-09/10
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IECRE PV-OMC Meetings
The IECRE Solar PV Energy Operational Management Committee (PV-OMC) meeting took place in Gaithersburg, USA, on 2019-04-01/02
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IECRE
IECRE is the newest Conformity Assessment System in the IEC. It was created because renewable energies require an approach that covers the entire lifecycle of equipment in renewable energy sectors.
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Wind energy
In spite of their often relatively simple appearance, wind turbines are sophisticated machines. Converting mechanical wind energy to electrical power requires a number of components. The wind energy industry relies on component makers located throughout the world.
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Marine energy
Marine energy is emerging as a huge and potentially unlimited source of power. Oceans cover more than 70% of Earth's surface; they are sources of huge kinetic energy from waves, currents and tides, and of thermal energy in the form of heat they collect from the sun.
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Solar PV energy
As solar power is set to occupy a growing share of the future global energy mix, PV (photovoltaic) energy generation has been expanding dramatically in recent years. With new PV technologies being introduced all the time, a growing number of manufacturers offer many products incorporating PV modules.