What is BS IEC SRD 63199 about?

BS IEC SRD 63199 is a standard that serves priority standard development status in the domain of smart energy which helps to standardize and regulate emerging technologies in the field of smart energy. BS IEC SRD 63199 presents the current status of the IEC systems committee Smart Energy (SyC SE) development plan for readers (not limited to IEC smart energy-related members).

BS IEC SRD 63199 identifies items that require standardization, their current status and work required, possibly by multiple technical committees or working groups, to address any issues.

BS IEC SRD 63199 represents a snapshot of the dynamic/living standardization processes to be updated, it is subject to future changes. BS IEC SRD 63199 considers users’ perspectives. For example, the analysis of influences of each item (development impact and chance to fill gaps) are stated.

Who is BS IEC SRD 63199 for?

BS IEC SRD 63199 on standard development in the domain of smart energy is applicable to:

City planners
Disaster management services
Regulatory bodies
Electricity suppliers
Companies involved in energy infrastructure development

Why should you use BS IEC SRD 63199?

IEC systems committee Smart Energy (SyC SE) addresses standardization issues in the field of smart energy by identifying systems level requirements for standardization, coordination and guidance in the areas of smart grid and smart energy.

BS IEC SRD 63199 provides you SyC smart energy development process which includes purpose, collection of cases, ranking process and results, advantages and disadvantages and facilitation of case activities which takes into account new market trends, technology and organizations which facilitates standard development in the domain of smart energy.

Users of BS IEC SRD 63199 can develop new standard and amendments to analyse gaps and resolve them. It allows you to boost, facilitate and monitor standardization in the domain of smart energy.

BS IEC SRD 63199:2020

Top priority standards development status in the domain of smart energy

Current

Published:

31 Jul 2020