MCS, an industry led and funded scheme, is focused on ensuring the quality of renewable technology installations and products.
Certifying micro-generation technologies used to produce electricity and heat from renewable sources, MCS is required for end users to benefit from the Feed-In Tariff (FIT) scheme launched by the UK government in April 2010.
Kitemark, a registered certification mark owned and operated by BSI British Standards, is a recognized symbol of quality and safety.
The company said that the achievement of both designations allows the company to enter into the UK market.
According to a recent industry report, the UK experienced unprecedented growth in solar PV demand with installations reaching an estimated 45MW in 2010, up from just 4MW the previous year.
The demand in this rapidly expanding market is expected to exceed 146MW in 2011, according to the company.
