PV feed in, certified
As more renewable energy capacity is built, commissioned, and connected, grid stability concerns are driving rapid regulatory changes. In the European Union, regulatory changes are now building momentum. As the first mover, Germany has shown that achieving compliance can initially seem burdensome, but it can quickly be integrated into existing processes and platforms.
PV assets being developed on European grids are increasingly facing new conditions placed on them in the pursuit of maintaining grid stability. In the past, solar arrays had feed-in management requirements decided by local grid operators through compliance testing. The industry is now increasingly seeing the benefits of compliance via certification. Led by European regulators, …
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