How to Obtain BIS Certification for Solar Panels? | Bis Registration | BIS CRS | Corpbiz

Описание: The Indian renewable energy sector is the world's fourth most appealing renewable energy market. As of 2020, India was ranked fourth in wind power, fifth in solar power, and fourth in renewable power installed capacity. Renewable power generation capacity installed has grown rapidly in recent years, with a CAGR of 15.92% between FY16 and FY22. With increased government support and improved economics, the sector has become more appealing to investors. As India attempts to meet its own energy demand, which is expected to reach 15,820 TWh by 2040, renewable energy will play an important role.
Solar panels are devices used to absorb the sun’s rays and convert them into electricity or heat. A solar (photovoltaic) panel is a collection of solar cells that can be used to generate electricity by the photovoltaic effect. These cells are managed in a grid-like pattern on the floor of solar panels. The Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) announced a Compulsory Registration Scheme for solar module manufacturers under the Approved List of Modules & Manufacturers (ALMM), to reduce India’s dependence on solar-related product imports & marking India as self-reliant.
In 2019, MNRE made it mandatory to obtain BIS certification for solar cell, module, and inverter manufacturers. Exemptions are made for domestic solar module manufacturers with an annual capacity of less than 50 MW until 2020.
Is It Necessary to Obtain BIS Certification for Solar Panels?
The CRS (Compulsory Registration Scheme) is run by BIS under Scheme II of Schedule II of the BIS (Conformity Assessment) Regulations, 2018. Several guidelines have also been developed as a result of this. The BIS is a national standard body that demonstrates the quality of a product, whether manufactured or branded. Furthermore, it ensures that the product is dependable and secure for customers in accordance with BIS standards. The BIS Certification Scheme is entirely voluntary. The Central Government of India, on the other hand, has made compliance with Indian Standards mandatory for a number of products. One of them is solar panels. In 2019, MNRE made BIS certification for solar panels, modules, and inverters mandatory for manufacturers. There are, however, some exceptions.
The following are some vital documents required to obtain BIS Certification for Solar Panels in India:

Copy of Certificate of Incorporation
Copy of BIS Registration or Certificate, as applicable
Authorised Letter for authorising the authorised signatory to sign the application
Copy of Certificates declaring Standards through Authorised labs of BIS
Affidavit & Indemnity Bond in the prescribed format signed through Authorized Signatory & attested from Judicial Magistrate or Notary Public.
Others Documents
These were the important documents now you must be wondering how to apply for it?
Step 1: First, there would be testing & examination to ensure that your product conforms to the Indian standards.

Step 2: There would be documentation to verify that the applicant has all the required documents to fill out the application form.

Step 3: After proper documentation, the application form will be submitted along with the registration fee.

Step 4: At last, if the applicant’s product confirms the Indian Standards, then they can obtain the BIS certificate.
According to statistics, by November 30, 2021, India was using 48.556 GW of solar capacity, but the goal was to reach 20 GW by 2022. As a result, India met its goal four years earlier than planned. Consider it this way: as solar energy is consumed more, more solar panels are used, and more solar panels are required to get a BIS certification. Before understanding the advantages of BIS certification for solar panels, let’s look at which certificates are suitable for solar panels.


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