Power systems around the world continues to face an increasing risk reality. DNV KEMA offers a broad service portfolio which helps form a solid decision basis for all involved parties throughout the value chain.
DNV KEMA believes that carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a strategically important technology for upholding sustainable growth whilst reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
Independent testing & witnessing services that boost confidence in your equipment.
Measuring and understanding the performance of your energy management.
DNV KEMA offers a comprehensive range of strategies and solutions to help clients plan and evolve into a ‘Utility of the Future.’ We help clients address the challenges of integrating new and emerging advanced metering and communications, distribution automation systems, and information technologies with utility engineering and work management systems.
Researchers at DNV have developed a dynamic floating offshore solar field concept. Dubbed SUNdy, the core feature of the concept is a hexagonal array which floats on the sea surface.
With its network expertise, DNV KEMA Energy & Sustainability is able to cover the connection problems from both sides, onshore and offshore. More than 400 German onshore wind farms have been audited and certified by DNV KEMA over the last two years.
One-day introductory course providing a broad overview of gas flow metering and gas quality metering principles in general.
Three-day training course regarding best practices in design & operation of custody transfer stations.
Three-day training course covering the application of power circuit breakers for medium and high voltage to meet (future) electrical requirements for power systems.
May 2012 issue
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DNV KEMA Connects is a complimentary, quarterly e-newsletter that shares insights and best practices from energy efficiency implementation programs that DNV KEMA supports across the United States.
Read the featured articles for the May 2012 issue:
Compressed air program design: the basics
Rooftop AC units: N.Y. program targets poor maintenance practices
Energy efficiency program contractors share successful sales strategies
Sales, specials, and limited-time offers: programs take cues from retailers
NV Energy responds to focus group insights
How to handle power factor correction claims
Landmark standards will boost energy management systems
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