IEEE P1547.1/D9.7, Nov 2019
IEEE Draft Standard Conformance Test Procedures for Equipment Interconnecting Distributed Energy Resources with Electric Power Systems and Associated Interfaces
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IEEE P1547.1/D9.7, Nov 2019 is a draft standard focused on conformance test procedures for equipment that interconnects distributed energy resources with electric power systems and related interfaces. It is relevant to engineers and compliance teams that need a structured way to evaluate interconnection behavior, operating characteristics, and interface performance. By defining test procedures, IEEE P1547.1/D9.7, Nov 2019 helps support consistent verification of equipment intended for grid-connected distributed generation environments.
What is IEEE P1547.1/D9.7, Nov 2019?
This draft IEEE standard provides test procedures for checking whether interconnection equipment meets the expected requirements for distributed energy resource applications. Its technical context is the interface between distributed generation equipment and the electric power system, where correct operation can affect stability, protection, and compatibility. IEEE P1547.1/D9.7, Nov 2019 is therefore a compliance-oriented document, aimed at evaluating performance through defined procedures rather than specifying general installation practice.
Where is IEEE P1547.1/D9.7, Nov 2019 used?
IEEE P1547.1/D9.7, Nov 2019 is used in test laboratories, product qualification activities, and engineering review for grid-interactive equipment such as inverters, interface devices, and related control systems. It is especially relevant where distributed energy resources are connected to utility power systems and must be assessed against interconnection expectations. The standard may also support procurement and acceptance testing when a consistent procedure is needed to compare equipment behavior across similar power and energy applications.
Why is IEEE P1547.1/D9.7, Nov 2019 important?
This standard matters because interconnection equipment must be tested in a repeatable way to reduce uncertainty around performance and compliance. IEEE P1547.1/D9.7, Nov 2019 helps organizations align test methods, document results more consistently, and support safer grid integration of distributed energy resources. For manufacturers and reviewers, that can improve design control, reduce rework, and make it easier to demonstrate that an interface behaves as intended under defined conditions.
- Conformance test procedures
- Distributed energy resource interconnection
- Electric power system interfaces
- Grid-connected equipment evaluation
- Publication Date: 2019
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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- New Version Available: P1547.1 (2021)
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- Previous Version: P1547.1 (2005)
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