SBS Priority Topic 13: Renewable Energy
Draft European and international standards on Renewable Energy of particular interest for SMEs
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Draft European and international standards on Renewable Energy of particular interest for SMEs
Microgrids - Part 3-2: Technical requirements - Energy management systems
60.60 Standard published
Microgrids - Part 3-3: Technical requirements - Self-regulation of dispatchable loads
60.60 Standard published
Microgrids - Part 3-4: Technical requirements - Microgrid monitoring and control systems
60.60 Standard published
Amendment 1 - Microgrids - Part 2: Guidelines for operation
60.60 Standard published
Amendment 1 - Microgrids - Part 1: Guidelines for microgrid projects planning and specification
60.60 Standard published
SMEs are more often involved in the generation of electricity from renewable sources, or in the production of modules and components for renewable energy. In addition, some SMEs need to reduce their energy costs, and the use of self-generated renewable energy can contribute to reducing production costs.
DERs often combine renewable energy installations such as rooftop solar modules, small wind turbines or small-hydro with a battery or a generator to form a microgrid or a minigrid. Microgrids are used by small residential or commercial consumers; minigrids are larger configurations, which can power large commercial outlets, universities, factories and even islands.