WASHINGTON, D.C.– Today the Solar Power Industries Association (SEIA) was authorized by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) to establish 11 brand-new solar and energy storage requirements, less than 2 months after being authorized as an Accredited Standards Advancement Company
The authorized propositions, which appear in the current ANSI Standards Action publication, consist of requirements for property and business and commercial setup requirements, supply chain traceability, customer security, decommissioning, recycling and end of life management, in addition to training for setup, operations and upkeep, and health and wellness.
” As the solar and storage market quickly grows, handling our development needs to be a leading concern” stated SEIA president and CEO Abigail Ross Hopper. “Accountable markets set the bar for assistance on security, sustainability and principles, and we are happy to lead the tidy energy sector into a period of compliance and maturity that imparts self-confidence in consumers, legislators, and other important partners.”
These requirements will be established under a multi-step, agreement procedure through SEIA’s Requirement Technical Committees, a varied collection of SEIA members and market leaders who represent solar designers, setup business, and voices throughout the solar worth chain.
SEIA’s very first Standards Technical Committee will focus on the advancement of a supply chain traceability requirement. This work will construct on SEIA’s traceability procedure and is the natural development of SEIA’s management to guarantee that solar and storage items set up in the United States are sourced in an ethical and sustainable method.
SEIA’s very first American National Requirement on Solar and Energy Storage Supply Chain Traceability Requirement is prepared for publication in early 2024.
Find Out More about SEIA’s requirements advancement work and how business can sign up with committees to establish this brand-new set of solar and storage market requirements.
SEIA is authorized by ANSI to establish the following requirements:
- Solar and Energy Storage Supply Chain Traceability Requirement
- Solar and Energy Storage Setup Requirements Requirement: Residential Systems
- Solar and Energy Storage Setup Requirements Requirement: Residential Systems Installer Training
- Solar and Energy Storage Setup Requirements Requirement: Commercial & & Industrial Systems
- Solar and Energy Storage Setup Requirements Requirement: Commercial & & Industrial Systems Installer Training
- Solar and Energy Storage Operations and Upkeep Requirement: Specialist Training
- Solar and Energy Storage Customer Security Requirement
- Solar and Energy Storage Environmental, Health, and Security Requirement: Installer and Specialist Training
- Solar and Energy Storage Devices Decommissioning Requirement
- Solar Devices Minimum Requirements for Recyclers
- Solar Devices End-of-Performance/ End-of Life Management Requirement
News upgrade from SEIA
The Solar Power Industries Association ® (SEIA) is leading the change to a tidy energy economy, producing the structure for solar to accomplish 30% of U.S. electrical energy generation by 2030. SEIA deals with its 1,000 member business and other tactical partners to eliminate for policies that produce tasks in every neighborhood and shape reasonable market guidelines that promote competitors and the development of trustworthy, affordable solar energy. Established in 1974, SEIA is the nationwide trade association for the solar and solar + storage markets, developing a detailed vision for the Solar+ Years through research study, education and advocacy. Go to SEIA online at www.seia.org and follow @SEIA on Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram
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