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EAST TESTING CENTER GAINED CNAS RECOGNIZED CERTIFICATE
The testing center of GUANGDONG EAST POWER CO., LTD. has successfully passed experts review and obtained the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment Laboratory Accreditation Certificate from CNAS, it shows that the authority and public credibility of EAST testing center has been recognized globally.
CNAS (China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment, CNAS for short) was approved and authorized by Certification and Accreditation Administration of the People’s Republic of China (CNCA), which is responsible to the approval for certification authority, laboratories, inspection agencies and other related institutions. Laboratory competence accreditation. As a member of ILAC and APLAC, the testing results of CNAS has been recognized by 41 countries like UK, USA, Germany, Australia, Japan etc. and 55 authoritative institutions. By its laboratory accreditation, it greatly improves the recognition, credibility and reputation of EAST and EAST products.
EAST always adheres to its enterprise development idea of “Technology innovation, independent research and development” for a long time. It gradually established and completed a full set of quality and safety inspection system, and made huge investment in building the national testing center. In the aspects of hardware, the testing center are equipped with world-class anechoic chamber, conduction chamber, receiver, Logarithmic antenna, artificial mains network, electrostatic discharge tester, lightning surge generator, burst generator and other imported precision instruments; In the aspects of software, EAST testing center standardizes management and formulates strict regulations, the more important thing is that the testing center strictly complies with these regulations and implements test process with preciseness and science. At present, the testing center is open to inside and outside providing with many kinds of professional testing items for electronic devices and information technology equipment working in residential, commercial and light-industrial field, and also for electrical and electronic devices working in industrial field, as well as UPS’s radiation-conduction, ESD anti-static, lighting surge, and burst etc.
FOREIGN INVESTORS FUELING A SOLAR ENERGY BOOM IN INDIA
This is likely just the beginning of a Solar Energy Boom in India.
There are about 300 clear and sunny days in India each year. And with its location very close to the equator, the country is one of the top countries in the world with the capacity to produce among the largest solar power generation. However, with the country relying mostly on coal-generated power, hundreds of villages still do not have access to electricity and many major cities are still experiencing rotating blackouts.
But all of these are about to change under the government’s latest push to produce more solar parks across all states of the country. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has created a 15-year plan with the country’s target solar power energy production of 100 gigawatts by the year 2020.
Currently,the plan includes the creation of an electricity act where in the use of solar-powered applications and equipment are to be made compulsory in all government buildings, as well as hotels and hospitals. The plan also consists of the government taking of land rights and evacuation issues with the creation of solar parks.
Adding 40 gigawatts of rooftop solar powers from private homes and commercial buildings are also included in the plan. Currently, there are only 350 megawatts of solar power installed under this category, but the early stages of implementation have already begun.
In order to achieve the 100 gigawatts target, the Indian government needs to have an investment of $1 billion US dollars for every 1 gigawatts of solar power,which means a total of $100 billion is needed to cover the massive project.
While the government has its own financial program on the 15-year plan, its current initiative to provide electricity to 300 million homes in the country, as well as to reduce its damaging pollution levels, are attracting a string of potential foreign investors.
India’s solar power-friendly government is 100% open to foreign investment on the project, and offering a series of tax breaks to these investors. India has a large potential to be the world’s leading solar market, projected to come only next to China and the United States in terms of solar energy production.
India is currently the world’s 3rd largest polluter of carbon emissions. With the possibility of the project seen to be on the horizon, foreign investors and private Indian companies are also seen to be critical for the government to meet its grand solar target.