Certrec, NERC Regulatory Expert, to Participate in the Solar Asset Management North America 2016 Conference in San Francisco from March 16-17

News provided by

Certrec Corporation

Feb 23, 2016, 15:00 ET


Fort Worth, TX (PRWEB) February 23, 2016 -- Certrec, a leading regulatory compliance provider for NERC compliance, announced today its participation in the Solar Asset Management North America 2016 Conference in San Francisco, CA from March 16-17.

Currently Certrec provides NERC compliance support on an ongoing basis to multiple U.S. solar facilities. We have worked with these solar sites for several years and appreciate the trust that these clients have in our team.

Certrec has learned that one size does not fit all in our industry. A “standardized” approach to NERC compliance using a software application or cookie cutter templates does not result in successful NERC compliance programs.

Instead, Certrec develops the compliance program that matches the organization and culture and results in the entity operating in continual compliance. Using an effective Internal Controls Process combined with periodic self-evaluations of effectiveness the entity operates ‘audit ready’ every day. Use of a robust corrective action process ensures continued future compliance.

Certrec Corporation is dedicated to regulatory compliance exclusively and has been since we started in 1988. We believe our approach is the key to our successful client programs as well as our growing NERC practice.

“We’re pleased at the opportunity to participate as a sponsor at the Solar Asset Management North America 2016 Conference with asset management professionals who are seeking better ways to manage risk, assure data security, and continue their successful NERC compliance programs.” - Ann Broussard, Office of NERC Compliance Director.

CERTREC
Founded in 1988, Certrec is an engineering and technology based organization providing regulatory support services in the electric power industry. With over 1000 cumulative years of direct industry experience (including wind, solar, nuclear, and fossil), Certrec has developed exceptional capabilities to support regulatory activities emanating from regulatory entities such as the North American Electric Reliability Corporation and Regional Entities (NERC), the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and other regulatory agencies. Certrec's Office of NERC Compliance (ONC), Office of Licensing and Compliance (OLC), Office of Assessment and Recovery (OAR), and Office of New Plant (ONP) services are used by utilities and entities across the United States to help manage the regulatory process to their advantage.

Michelle Thomas, Certrec Corporation, http://www.certrec.com, +1 (817) 738-7661, [email protected]