Principles

We provide a network for the energy sector and are currenlty standardizing the renewable energy vocabulary for a future decentralized energy supply. Together, we are creating technical guidlines and as a result also influencing Standards.

Important

appointments

FGW-Webinar  23.02.2024 / Anmeldung ab 01/24

FAIH 29.02.2024, Hannover, verschoben

FA Lärm 05.03.2024, Hamburg

FABS 13.03.2024, Hamburg

FAWP 14.03.2024, Hamburg

Genereal Meeting 26.06.2024, Hamburg

 FGW

short profile

  • Non-profit platform made up of companies, organisations and individuals engaged in research, development, production and application of renewable energies.
  • Forum for politicians, science and the renewable energy industry.
  • Founded in 1985 by an industrial initiative.

 

FGW’s main objectives and activities:

 

    • Promotion of research and development;
    • Elaboration of recommendations and strategies;
    • Assessment of technological implications;
    • Public Relations and promotional activities;
    • Organisation of workshops, conferences and training courses.

Advisory Board consisting of politicians and officials of the appropriate administrative organisations in Germany and the European Community.

Announcements

  • The Technical Guideline Part 6 Revision 12 is now available in English translation and can be ordered via our shop. Please note the statement on dealing with the change of revision: FGW FAWP TR6 Statement Change Of Revision The published corrections to the German revision, adopted......

  • On May 7th, 2024, the FGW Expert Committee for Power Curve (FALK) decided to supplement the Technical Guideline Part 2 (TG 2). With the supplement, wind measurement according to IEC 61400-50-3 via a nacelle-based lidar is approved for the determination of power curves according to......

  • The Expert Committee on Power Performance has approved the 18th revision of TR 2 “Determination of Power Curves and standardizsed Energy Yields”. Revision 18 is a response to the third edition of the international standard for power performance measurement (IEC 61400-12-1 or DIN EN 61400-12-1).......

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