At PI & UVIE, we have developed a comprehensive solution for assessing compliance with the Grid Code, addressing the technical and regulatory needs of our clients. Our program, PeCR® , ensures comprehensive verification that includes all the requirements necessary to guarantee compliance with regulatory authorities, supporting each project with studies and technical reports.

Focus Areas

1. Comprehensive Assessment of Grid Code Compliance: Within the framework of PeCR® , we offer:

• Review of technical requirements: Detailed evaluation of the parameters and specifications required by the Grid Code.
• Regulatory compliance analysis: Validation of the electrical system in relation to national regulations.
• Gap detection: Identification of areas that require improvement or adjustments to align with regulatory requirements.

2. Preparation of Reports and Technical Studies: We generate complete and detailed documentation that includes:

• Legally supported technical reports for submission to regulatory authorities.
• Technical feasibility studies: Evaluation of the measures necessary to ensure compliance.
• Technical and economic justification: Analysis of the benefits derived from the investments required to adapt the electrical systems.

3. Recommendations for Improving the Electrical System: Based on the evaluation results, we provide:

• Customized action plans to resolve detected deviations.
• Optimization proposals: Design of strategies to increase system efficiency and reliability.
• Technical advice and support in the implementation of the recommended measures.

Benefits of PeCR®

• Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring alignment with the requirements of the Grid Code.
• Technical and Legal Support: Professional documentation and compliance with regulatory requirements.
• Trust and Transparency: Clear and detailed information about the required investments and their benefits.
• Safety and Efficiency: Improving the stability and reliability of the electrical system.

Our Process

1. Initial diagnosis: Data collection and preliminary analysis of the electrical system.
2. Evaluation and reporting: Preparation of technical studies and recommendations for compliance.
3. Implementation and monitoring: Support in the application of corrective measures and validation of final compliance.