Project Plan: Launching a Solar Panel for Electricity Generation

This project plan details the launch of a solar panel for electricity generation, aiming to solve electricity issues and reduce costs. It includes project aims and objectives, a problem statement addressing the need for affordable and accessible electricity, and a literature review referencing key sources. The plan outlines project activities such as planning, resource allocation, and system maintenance, with an estimated completion time of 40 weeks. The project's format will be a written report, and it references several academic sources related to solar panel technology and waste management. The project focuses on the benefits of solar energy, particularly its robustness and low maintenance requirements, emphasizing its potential for generating revenue and providing sustainable energy solutions. The plan is designed to provide electricity at a lower cost, especially for those in typical locations with fewer resources.

PROJECT PLAN

Title of project: “Launching a solar panel for electricity”.
Overview of project- The idea of project is related to launching a solar panel for electricity which
can save consumption of additional electricity. The project is based on related to creating a
system by which electricity can be produced by help of sun light. This can be useful for those
areas in which temperature remains higher. In addition, this project will be beneficial for people
in order to use electricity at lower cost. Solar panels are energy intensive and consume far less
volume. These cells are made of single silicon crystals, which are approximately 0.2 mm thick.
The mono crystalline solar cells give a highly effective power supply. There are not many repair
specifications for solar panels. After deployment, they only have to be stored once a year and are
washed at this stage. This ensures that the panels stay fully working. On solar panels, there are
no moving pieces so they are incredibly robust. Maintenance is therefore quite weak. So these
are some key specifications for above mentioned project. If companies, will launch this project
than it will be beneficial for them to generate higher revenue for them.
Aims and objective of project-
 The objective of project is to launch a solar panel for electricity.
 To solve issue of electricity.
Problem statement- A problem statement is a short description of a question that needs to be
resolved or strengthened. It defines the disparity between the actual and desired state of a system
or object. The issue statement will fix the question as quickly as possible in order to avoid
harmful impacts. In the above-mentioned dimension of the project this plan is being initiated
with a problem:
The key problem is to solve issue of electricity. By help of this project people will be able to
have electricity at lower cost and with easy access. In addition, the issue of higher cost of
electricity can be solved. Due to this project it will be easier for those people who are located at
typical locations and less of resources. So these are the objective of this project.
Literature and relevant secondary data: A literature research is a kind of review article. A
research paper provides a new interpretation with important theoretical and analytical evidence
for a particular topic.
The literature review is focused on the opinions of numerous writers with the above-mentioned
study. Both secondary data from external sources would be obtained as follows:
1. Customers
2. Government

3. Electricity providers
Conclusion and assessment type:
On the basis of above report this can be concluded project is related to launching a solar
panel for electricity. The estimated time for this project will be of 40 weeks in which different
types of activities will be performed. Herein, below some activities are mentioned:
Activities
Planning initiation
Resource planning
Quality planning
Gathering business needs
Documenting existing system
Developing preliminary data
System construction
Installation
Completion
System maintenance
As well as format of project will be written report.

REFERENCES
Books and journal:
Xu, Y., Li, J., Tan, Q., Peters, A.L. and Yang, C., 2018. Global status of recycling waste solar
panels: A review. Waste Management, 75, pp.450-458.
Hadar, R. and Arditi, S., Tigo Energy Inc, 2018. Systems and methods to balance solar panels in
a multi-panel system. U.S. Patent 10,110,007.
Saidan, M., Albaali, A.G., Alasis, E. and Kaldellis, J.K., 2016. Experimental study on the effect
of dust deposition on solar photovoltaic panels in desert environment. Renewable
Energy, 92, pp.499-505.