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Creation of an Arab Regional Solar Thermal Industrial AssociationsmeetMED Sub-regional Workshop on: The Creation of Regional Industrial Associations for the Manufacturing of EE And RES ComponentsWednesday, 13 November 2019 - Cairo, Egypt
Khalid Salmi ([email protected])Senior Energy Management SpecialistSHAMCI Network Secretariat - RCREEE
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RCREEE… Who we are?
Work in the Pan-Arab Region… know how to navigate your way
Knowledge Partnership Replicability Leadership
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RCREEE’s Mission
“We, the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency, are the strategic partner for
the Arab countries driving energy transition for the prosperity of all our people”
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Quality Standardization of RE-EE ProductsSolar Heating Arab Mark & Certification Initiative (SHAMCI)
Start: The Executive office of the Arab ministerial electricity council raised arequest to RCREEE and AIDMO to work on standardization and certificationprogram for SWHs aiming to achieve a quality certificate for the Arab region.
Objective: Quality Insurance of SWH and Services in the Arab Region.
Challenges: overall down trend on quality control (e.g. certification andquality regulations), R&D, mandatory SWH, taxes and trade regulations.
SHAMCI Implemented Targeted Countries
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SHAMCI Milestones
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Internationally Recognized for MENA RegionSHAMCI is considered a certification system for MENA region under the Global Solar Certification Network (IEA-SHC Task 57).
Source: www.gscn.solar
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SHAMCI NETWORK
Mission• Support Regional
solar energy markets by establishing a certification Scheme for SWH
Role• Developing,
running and Maintaining SHAMCI
• Harmonize practices of certification
Activities• Defining Rules• Harmonizing
Procedures• Meetings & regional
collaboration activities
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SHAMCI NETWORK Membership
Official membersLevel 1• Conformity Assessment : Certification + Testing + inspection + Accreditation + Standardization + Metrology
LAS representativeAIDMO representativeRCREEE representative
Industrial representativesLevel 2• Industry federations and chambers
Consumer protection representativeslocal industrial and suppliers representativesOne official representative of consumers
Observers Level 3• NGOs representatives
Consultancy firms representativesProjects and supportive initiativesOthers.
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Solar Keymark – European Certification
What?Voluntary third-party certification mark for solar thermal products.
Why? Demonstrating to end-users that a product conforms to the relevant European standardsand fulfils additional requirements.
Where? The Solar Keymark is used in Europe and increasingly recognized worldwide.
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Harmonization of SHAMCI and Solar KeymarkExpected Benefits from the Harmonization
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Comparison of SHAMCI and Solar Keymark
Technical
Product Scope
Accreditation Requirements
Specific differences of
some Procedures
Non Technical
Involved Stakeholders
Interaction between
Stakeholders and Conformity
Bodies
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(III) Interaction among StakeholdersSHAMCI
Main stakeholders: SHAMCI
Network, RCREEE, SHAMCI
conformity Assesment bodies
National-based scheme
AIDMO as a regional sponsor
Solar Keymark
Main stakeholders:
CEN/CENELEC, ESTIF, SKN
Industry-based scheme
Stronger interrelation among all
stakeholders due to active
participation of Industrials
Comparison of SHAMCI and Solar KeymarkHighlights on Main Differences
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European Solar Thermal Industry Federation
The European Solar Thermal IndustryFederation (ESTIF) is the voice of the solarthermal industry, actively promoting theuse of solar thermal technology forrenewable heating and cooling in Europe.With around 80 members from 17European countries, ESTIF represents theentire value chain
ESTIF'S MISSION IS TO ACHIEVE HIGH PRIORITY AND ACCEPTANCE FOR SOLAR THERMAL AS A KEY ELEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE HEATING AND COOLING IN EUROPE AND, WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT, TO WORK FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ALL NECESSARY STEPS TO REALISE THE HIGH POTENTIAL OF SOLAR THERMAL.
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Infrastructure
Standards
Promotion
CertificationPrograms
Key Elements for a sustainable solar thermal market
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Infrastructurefor testing products
and further develop-ment of technology
StandardsFor components
and systemsContaining requirements
& test methods
Promotionby campaigns and political measures
Certification programs
for products and installers
Industry Associationfor Manufacturers and
service providers
Conclusions: Co-ordinated actions and efforts lead to success
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Recommendations
Creation of a regional association for Solar thermal Industrials:
Level playing field for solar thermal certified products between European and Arab markets
Cooperation with ESTIF toward the professionalization of the Arab solar thermal sector
Cutting down on extra testing and inspection costs through mutual SHAMCI-SK recognition
Facilitate trade barriers and regional collaboration
Promote industrial quality standards compliance
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Thank You for your Attention
Khalid Salmi ([email protected])Senior Energy Management SpecialistSHAMCI Network Secretariat - RCREEE