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IECEE PV Programme The Best Tool to facilitate trade of Photovoltaic in the Global Market

IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08. 2/18. . IEC Technical Committee 82, comprised of leading industry and government experts from 40 countries, prepares International Standards for systems of photovoltaic conversion of solar energy into electrical energy and for all the elements

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IECEE PV Programme The Best Tool to facilitate trade of Photovoltaic in the Global Market

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    2. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 2/18

    3. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 3/18

    4. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 4/18 The aim of the IECEE PV Scheme is to provide Manufacturers: with the most appropriate tool to market their product worldwide with the most economic and cost effective procedures within the best certification time-frames with the assurance that the products have been tested against IEC Standards and found compliant with Safety and Performance aspects

    5. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 5/18 The IEC-IECEE PV Certificate The PV GAP Mark Multilateral recognition by IECEE Members Acceleration of Product Acceptance in the Market Place Direct acceptance by the Regulators in many countries Direct acceptance by the Retailers and Buyers Expanded markets Faster product movement from plants to markets Monocrystalline silicon terrestrial photovoltaic modules Monocrystalline silicon terrestrial photovoltaic modules

    6. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 6/18 MEMBERS of the IECEE PV Programme

    7. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 7/18 RS=>Required Specifications (originated at PV GAP)RS=>Required Specifications (originated at PV GAP)

    8. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 8/18 IEC 61215, Crystalline silicon terrestrial photovoltaic (PV) module. CB-FCS IEC 61646, Thin-film terrestrial photovoltaic (PV) modules. CB-FCS

    9. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 9/18 IEC 61730-1:2004, Photovoltaic module safety qualification – Part 1: (construction) IEC 61730-2:2004, Photovoltaic module safety qualification – Part 2: (testing) IEC 62124:2004, Photovoltaic (PV) stand-alone systems

    10. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 10/18 Which Scheme suits my needs? ISO/IEC Systems are defined in ISO/IEC Guide 67 and detail the level of certification….ISO/IEC Systems are defined in ISO/IEC Guide 67 and detail the level of certification….

    11. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 11/18 Touching briefly on the history, the IEC was founded in London in June 1906 by the “developed” nations of the time. It was one of the world’s first such organizations and was founded by a market need to find common terminology for electrotechnology and to encourage interoperability of the nascent technology. The IEC is a hybrid type of non-governmental organization – often referred to a quasi-governmental. We have observer status with the United Nations, and a lot of government input. But fundamentally, the IEC is influenced the most, just like it was in 1906, by industry, by the market players. The IEC is a one-country, one-vote organization whose participants work through the fully representative National Committees. In the 100 years of the IEC’s history, the Commission has evolved into THE global provider of international electrotechnical standards and the provider of globally recognized conformity assessment systems for the global market.Touching briefly on the history, the IEC was founded in London in June 1906 by the “developed” nations of the time. It was one of the world’s first such organizations and was founded by a market need to find common terminology for electrotechnology and to encourage interoperability of the nascent technology. The IEC is a hybrid type of non-governmental organization – often referred to a quasi-governmental. We have observer status with the United Nations, and a lot of government input. But fundamentally, the IEC is influenced the most, just like it was in 1906, by industry, by the market players. The IEC is a one-country, one-vote organization whose participants work through the fully representative National Committees. In the 100 years of the IEC’s history, the Commission has evolved into THE global provider of international electrotechnical standards and the provider of globally recognized conformity assessment systems for the global market.

    12. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 12/18 The IECEE-PV Scheme A full certification scheme ISO/IEC Type 5 Type Testing Assessment of the Management System at the Factory Location Surveillance Re-testing Market Control

    13. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 13/18 Beside the PV GAP Mark which is used for photovoltaic components there is a PV GAP seal which is used for photovoltaic systems.Beside the PV GAP Mark which is used for photovoltaic components there is a PV GAP seal which is used for photovoltaic systems.

    14. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 14/18

    15. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 15/18 Because Globalization and competition are leading to rapid changes, technical barriers to trade remain a serious problem and the industry is anxious about time to market, the shortening life cycle of products and the need to reduce costs the CB Scheme is the right tool to reduce obstacles to international trade that may arise from having to meet different national certification or approval criteria and processesBecause Globalization and competition are leading to rapid changes, technical barriers to trade remain a serious problem and the industry is anxious about time to market, the shortening life cycle of products and the need to reduce costs the CB Scheme is the right tool to reduce obstacles to international trade that may arise from having to meet different national certification or approval criteria and processes

    16. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 16/18 Australia requires solar panel testing and certifying to IEC Standards through the IECEE CB SchemeAustralia requires solar panel testing and certifying to IEC Standards through the IECEE CB Scheme

    17. IEC/IECEE International Conference, Bahrain 2009-12-08 17/18 Because Globalization and competition are leading to rapid changes, technical barriers to trade remain a serious problem and the industry is anxious about time to market, the shortening life cycle of products and the need to reduce costs the CB Scheme is the right tool to reduce obstacles to international trade that may arise from having to meet different national certification or approval criteria and processesBecause Globalization and competition are leading to rapid changes, technical barriers to trade remain a serious problem and the industry is anxious about time to market, the shortening life cycle of products and the need to reduce costs the CB Scheme is the right tool to reduce obstacles to international trade that may arise from having to meet different national certification or approval criteria and processes

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