Alternative Technology Association’s Venture in Solar Power

Running head: ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION’S VENTURE IN SOLAR
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ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION’S VENTURE IN SOLAR POWER
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ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION’S VENTURE IN SOLAR POWER1
Table of Contents
Part A: Planning Execution Plan...........................................................................................................2
Introduction.......................................................................................................................................2
Identification of the Site....................................................................................................................2
Land acquisition................................................................................................................................2
Electrical Engineer Selection.............................................................................................................2
Technology Provider.........................................................................................................................3
Tariff rate Determination...................................................................................................................3
Acquisition of Permit.........................................................................................................................3
Execution of contract.........................................................................................................................4
Funding for the project......................................................................................................................4
Operations and Maintenance.............................................................................................................4
Conclusion.........................................................................................................................................4
Part B: Risk Management Plan..............................................................................................................4
Introduction.......................................................................................................................................5
Participation of the shareholders........................................................................................................5
Risk identification.............................................................................................................................5
Matrix of the associated risks............................................................................................................6
Risk analysis......................................................................................................................................7
References.............................................................................................................................................8

ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION’S VENTURE IN SOLAR POWER2
Part A: Planning Execution Plan
Introduction
ATA is a non-profit incurring organization of Australia. The solar power project that has been
undertaken by the ATA, is designed to meet the sole objective of lighting up the dwellings of the
unprivileged citizens of East Timor, those were not connected to the centralised power grid. Since this
is a non-profit incurred project, there is the utter necessity of funding provisions that has been
facilitated by the Google (Polo et al. 2016). The prime motive of the ATA is to render a potential
ground that would eventually facilitate the sustainable development for the citizens of East Timor.
Identification of the Site
The prerequisite for a solar project is the effective identification of the site, chosen for the
implementation of the required project. The site chosen in this regard is the under privileged zones of
the East Timor that lacks the electricity owing to the electrically connectivity issues i.e. the targeted
dwellings are abandoned from the central power grid (Polo et al. 2016). The success of the project
execution is dependent on the selection of the site for the implementation.
Land acquisition
Irrespective of the category of the solar project and the arena of interest at which it is catering
to, the acquisition of land is of utter importance. However in the concerned case, the acquisition of
land does not portray a significant role owing to the fact that the project is specifically designed to
serve the purpose of lighting up the residences of the under privileged civilians of East Timor
(Yenneti and Day 2015). The set up for the implementation of the solar project is domestic based, as
the entire set up is to be installed in the respective dwellings of the individuals.
Electrical Engineer Selection
The selection of the electrical engineers for the fulfilment of the project requirements is a
prerequisite. The technical outlook of the engineer should be such that the software designed by him
should be capable of collecting the ultraviolet radiation emanating from the sun, then successfully and
efficiently transforming the radiations into signals. The other software specifications include the act of
removing the harmonics from the wave through the process of rectification, lowering down the
frequency to the domestic frequency standards of 50 Hz and effectively distributing the same to the
household appliances (Kontopoulos et al. 2016). The engineer should be that technologically sound
to design the software having the unique property of sending the data of the electrical input generated
and the output of the same required for the domestic purpose, to the database of the ATA, for the
purpose of monitoring the power consumption and the efficiency of the solar panel.