Hydrogen
Kiwa provides testing, certification and technical guidance at all aspects of the hydrogen chain, from generation to end use. The page below provides an overview of Kiwa’s hydrogen services for manufactures, networks and suppliers.
Disciplines within the field of the Renewable Energy Transition
A new energy system is emerging. Global warming is prompting a reduction in the harmful carbon emissions associated with our current energy systems. We take you through the ins & outs of the current energy transition and explain what Kiwa has to offer in this area.
Solar energy
Solar energy has now become fully established as an alternative, sustainable energy source. The market for solar technology is therefore no longer a niche. Solar collectors and photovoltaic (PV) modules have become ordinary consumer products supplied by a large number of globally active companies.
Biogas
Biogas can be produced by fermenting fruit and vegetable residues, sewage sludge and manure. Biogas is an important asset in making our energy supply more sustainable. Biogas that is generated energy-neutrally biogas can be used in combined heat and power plants or upgraded to green gas that is mixed into the natural gas network.
Wind
The Netherlands and wind are inextricably linked. Windmills used to keep our feet dry and enabled us to eat bread. Nowadays we use wind to generate sustainable energy. But how does a modern windmill actually work? And what role does wind energy play in the Dutch energy supply?
Energy transition courses
A lot is changing in the way we generate and distribute energy. Kiwa Training ensures that high-quality courses keep you up-to-date, with general and specialist technical courses and trainings for technicians and policy makers involved in the energy transition.
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Transition to low carbon energy
The world is not short of renewable energy. However, the delivery of new energy systems to the point of use requires complex, integrated energy vectors.
Kiwa and the energy transition
At Kiwa tomorrow’s energy issues are today’s opportunities. Together with governments, energy network operators, local energy cooperatives, educational institutions and other parties in the energy sector, Kiwa is working on sustainable solutions for our future energy supply.