Nordex receives IECRE Provisional Type Certificate

By receiving the Provisional Type Certificate, the Nordex Group can start series production of the N175/6.X while field tests are carried out on the prototype. The Provisional Type Certificate also covers the final ‘Design Evaluation Conformity Statement’ (DECS) for the turbine, which confirms the conformity of the design with the relevant standards and regulations.

Type certification according to IECRE is particularly important for the international marketing of wind turbines: It is usually considered a prerequisite for tendering procedures in international wind energy projects. As a recognised procedure and as an essential step in the project certification process, project developers and wind farm operators worldwide rely on turbines that are certified according to international standards.

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