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 = Overview<br/> =
-This overview on standards is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf|Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply: Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000 (GTZ)]]
+== Solar Energy Technologies will have International Trade Codes (in 2022) ==
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 <u>The organisational structure of PV GAP provides for the following working groups:</u>
 *'''Organization Working Group: '''To develop a permanent legal entity for PV GAP and a "Seal of Quality." This group will develop a PV GAP organizational structure. This group will work on an interface with the Switzerland-based International Electrotechnical Commission Quality Assurance Program (IECQ), along with the criteria for awarding the "GAP Seal."
 *'''Standardization Working Group:''' PV GAP will not write standards, but will accept and promote globally the IEC standards. If no IEC standard is available, then, based on peer review, PV GAP will accept existing or future standards of other bodies as "GAP Temporary Standards (GAP TS)," and promote their use globally. These GAP TS will then be submitted to IEC TC 82 to develop them into permanent IEC standards, which, when completed, will replace the GAP TS.
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 *[[Portal:Solar|Solar Portal on energypedia]]<br/>
-*[[Solar_Home_Systems_(SHS)|Solar Home Systems]]
+*[[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|Solar Home Systems]]
 *[[Market for Solar Home Systems (SHS)|Market for Solar Home Systems (SHS)]]
 *[[Technical Standards for Solar Home Systems (SHS)|Technical Standards for Solar Home Systems (SHS)]]<br/>
 *[[Solar Home Systems: Costs, Financing, Business and Operation Models|Financing Solar Home System]]<br/>
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 = Overview<br/> =
-This overview on standards is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|GTZ, Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport: Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]]
+This overview on standards is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf|Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply: Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000 (GTZ)]]
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 *[[Portal:Solar|Solar Portal on energypedia]]<br/>
-*[[Solar Home Systems|Solar Home Systems]]
+*[[Solar_Home_Systems_(SHS)|Solar Home Systems]]
 *[[Market for Solar Home Systems (SHS)|Market for Solar Home Systems (SHS)]]
 *[[Technical Standards for Solar Home Systems (SHS)|Technical Standards for Solar Home Systems (SHS)]]<br/>
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 = References<br/> =
-*[[:File:Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf|Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply]]<br/>
+*[[:File:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply]]<br/>
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 Moreover, a quality seal of approval is given for PV components that were tested under PV GAP conditions. This quality seal of approval is to become established if at all possible in international tenders as the prerequisite for the approval of components and systems. Qualified and recognised producers, sales and installation companies or system integrators have the right to display the quality seal of approval for PV components and systems.
 <u>The organisational structure of PV GAP provides for the following working groups:</u>
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 *[[Portal:Solar|Solar Portal on energypedia]]<br/>
-*[[Solar_Home_Systems|Solar Home Systems]]
+*[[Solar Home Systems|Solar Home Systems]]
-*[[Market_for_Solar_Home_Systems_(SHS)|Market for Solar Home Systems (SHS)]]
+*[[Market for Solar Home Systems (SHS)|Market for Solar Home Systems (SHS)]]
-*[[Technical_Standards_for_Solar_Home_Systems_(SHS)|Technical Standards for Solar Home Systems (SHS)]]<br/>
+*[[Technical Standards for Solar Home Systems (SHS)|Technical Standards for Solar Home Systems (SHS)]]<br/>
-*[[Solar_Home_Systems:_Costs,_Financing,_Business_and_Operation_Models|Financing Solar Home System]]<br/>
+*[[Solar Home Systems: Costs, Financing, Business and Operation Models|Financing Solar Home System]]<br/>
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 = References<br/> =
-[[File:Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf|Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf GTZ,Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport:Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000]]
+*[[:File:Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf|Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply]]<br/>
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 = References<br/> =
-[[https://energypedia.info/:file:Gtz https://energypedia.info/:file:Gtz] quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf GTZ,
+[[File:Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf|Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf GTZ,Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport:Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000]]
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 = Further Information =
 *[[Market_for_Solar_Home_Systems_(SHS)|Market for Solar Home Systems (SHS)]]
-= References<br/> =
+[[https://energypedia.info/:file:Gtz https://energypedia.info/:file:Gtz] quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf GTZ,
   Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport:
 Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply.
-Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]
+Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]
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 = Overview<br/> =
 This overview on standards is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|GTZ, Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport: Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]]
 = International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) Draft Standard for Small-Scale Photovoltaic (PV) Systems<br/> =
 In June 1997, the Technical Committee TC 82 WG 3 of '''International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)''' drafted its first standard with the title "PV Stand-Alone Systems - Design Qualification and Type Approval". This draft refers to individual home application with a solar generator with a maximum of 1000 Wpeak and electrical loads like lamps, radio, TV, refrigerator and telecommunication facilities. In this draft test procedures are described that can be used to determine the electrical and technical operating characteristics of PV systems and their components.
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 The current draft, however, is more or less a loose collection of individual documents, and is by far not yet complete for an international standard. Important information such as minimum requirements, system layout, installation, etc., are still missing or are extremely incomplete. In the meantime, there are indications that this draft will be replaced by a new proposal of a European group of experts with representatives of the French GENEC, the Spanish CIAMAT, the German TÜV-Rheinland and the European joint research institute ISPRA.
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 = The Global Approval Program for Photovoltaics (PV GAP) =
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 <u>The organisational structure of PV GAP provides for the following working groups:</u>
 *'''Organization Working Group: '''To develop a permanent legal entity for PV GAP and a "Seal of Quality." This group will develop a PV GAP organizational structure. This group will work on an interface with the Switzerland-based International Electrotechnical Commission Quality Assurance Program (IECQ), along with the criteria for awarding the "GAP Seal."
 *'''Standardization Working Group:''' PV GAP will not write standards, but will accept and promote globally the IEC standards. If no IEC standard is available, then, based on peer review, PV GAP will accept existing or future standards of other bodies as "GAP Temporary Standards (GAP TS)," and promote their use globally. These GAP TS will then be submitted to IEC TC 82 to develop them into permanent IEC standards, which, when completed, will replace the GAP TS.
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 *It remains to be seen how PV GAP develops in the future and whether offices issuing tenders and international donor organisations refer to the quality standards made by PV GAP. As the example of the Training Manual prepared for the World Bank in 1999 shows, however, the PV GAP’s quality assurance function has already met with international interest. If these standards become established in future tender procedures, tests according to PV GAP standards will be binding on the suppliers.
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 <sup>3</sup> A list of IEC standards recommended by PV GAP, Work Proposals and recommended standards is provided in Annex 4. (To read the Annex of the publication [http://www.gtz.de/de/dokumente/en-gtz-pvquality.pdf download] the whole text.)
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 = The Universal Technical Standard for Solar Home Systems (SHS)<br/> =
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 Various PV experts commented on the draft of this standardisation proposal (it does not make any claim to being an international standard), which was distributed in June 1997, and the suggested revisions were incorporated in the final version which was released in Spring 1998. A detailed commentary by the author in behalf of GTZ on the draft study was sent to the Instituto de Energía Solar in early November 1997 and the revisions suggested in the commentary were largely taken into account in the final version. The current, revised version of this GTZ publication now contains the proposed specifications, if they did not conflict with statements from other sources or the opinion of the author.
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 = CENELEC Draft Standards: Test Procedures for Charge Regulators and Lighting Systems in Solar Home Systems =
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 Aside from the costs for the tests, which necessarily have to be taken into account in the product price, the process has nothing but advantages for the users, because the operating safety of the whole system is improved. Fears that only a small number of highly qualified and best-equipped laboratories in industrialised countries will be able to carry out these tests should be dispelled by qualifying and accrediting smaller laboratories in developing countries, for example in the framework of PV GAP. The world-wide networking should make it possible for every producer to have his products tested and certified in any accredited laboratory anywhere on the world.
 = References<br/> =
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