Executive Board and Expert Group Leaders Set Measnet’s Technology Priorities for the Future

• The yearly meeting between the Measnet Executive Board and the Expert Groups Coordinators was held in Madrid in early March.
• The session provided a focused space to review ongoing technical projects, explore future priorities, and reinforce Measnet’s role in the renewable energy sector

 

Madrid, 2026.03.31.- Measnet brought together its Executive Board and the coordinators of its Expert Groups for their annual strategic meeting in Madrid, held in early March. The session provided a focused space to review ongoing technical projects, explore future priorities, and reinforce Measnet’s role in shaping high‑quality, internationally aligned wind energy measurement practices.

Representatives from all Expert Groups participated, including Alina Roß (Wind Sensor Calibration), Fermín Regueiro (Acoustic Noise), Fu Deyi (Remote Sensing), Kostas Papadopoulos (Power Performance), and Daniel Ortiz (Site Assessment). Leader for Electrical Characteristics (Sokratis Tentzerakis) joined remotely.

The meeting featured in‑depth discussions on the evolving needs of the wind energy sector, with particular emphasis on how new and upcoming standards will impact test laboratories worldwide.

Participants also shared operational challenges, proposed improvements, and highlighted opportunities to further harmonize methodologies across member organizations.

A key outcome of the session was the shared commitment to strengthen connections among the different working areas, to increase synergies, streamline processes, and support more efficient development of technical guidance for the renewable energy industry.

 

About Measnet

Measnet, International Network of Wind Energy Measurement Institutes, is a non-profit organization for accredited testing and technical service providers in the field of wind energy. Founded in 1997, its goal is to ensure high quality measurements, uniform interpretation of standards and recommendations, as well as interchangeability of results.

Measnet currently counts 30 members, which are technical laboratories from Australia, Denmark, Germany, Greece, P.R. China, Spain, The Netherlands, Türkiye, The United Kingdom, and The United States.

Since 2015, Measnet collaborates with IECRE to provide and perform Proficiency Tests under its rules. Furthermore, in 2019, the organization signed an A-Liaison with the IEC TC 88 group to promote technology transfer and speed up the process of development and updating of technical guidelines.

 

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