Accreditations - what do they mean and are they important?

This week we're going to explore these, starting with MCS.

So what is MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme)?

MCS accreditation ensures that the organisation complies with industry standards and regulations related to microgeneration technologies, such as solar panels and wind turbines.

Benefits of an organisation being MCS accredited are:

🌍 Compliance.

🌍 Credibility and Trust: it serves as a mark of quality and reliability.

🌍 Access to Incentives: Being accredited can open up opportunities to access local and government financial benefits.

🌍 Quality Assurance: MCS accreditation involves rigorous testing and evaluation processes. By achieving accreditation, an organisation demonstrates a commitment to delivering high-quality products and services in the microgeneration sector.

🌍 Environmental Responsibility: MCS accreditation signifies a dedication to promoting and implementing eco-friendly energy solutions.

🌍 Professional Recognition: MCS accreditation is a recognised standard within the renewable energy industry.

If you're considering getting solar PV installed, check if they're MCS certified to ensure you're getting the best service possible.