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London Array Offshore Wind Farm
The purpose of the project was install 175 offshore wind turbines over an area of 100 square kilometres. The turbines are to produce 630 MW a year. The UK has a goal to have 15% of all energy from renewable source by 2020 and this is step further to an overall project. The result of these turbines are 500,000 homes per year using sustainable energy. Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable:Yes
-Temporary:Yes Project Matrix
-Cost:Accept
-Time:Optimise
-Quality:Fixed -
Ivanpah
The project was built by Bechtel, the facility which is a joint effort of NRG, Google and Bright source Energy. The project is the largest solar thermal energy facility in the world.The purpose of the project is to produce enough clean, renewable and sustainable electricity to power 140,000 homes. Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable: Yes
-Temporary: Yes Project Matrix
-Cost: Optimised
-Time: Fixed
-Quality: Accept -
Te Mihi Geothermal Power Station
The Te Mihi is a geothermal power plant that has the power of 166MW that was constructed by Contact Energy to provide a secure source of electricity supply to the Wairakei and neighbouring regions (Verdict Media Limited, 2018). Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable: Yes
-Temporary: Yes Project Matrix
-Cost: Fixed
-Time: Accept
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Topaz Solar Farm
Topaz Solar Farm is located in San Luis Obispo County, California. The project used 9 million thin film cadmium telluride PV panel. The project became fully operational in 2014, generating 1,100 GWh annually which will serve electricity to around 160,000 homes and will reduce 377,000t of carbon dioxide emissions annually. Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable: Yes
-Temporary: Yes Project Matrix
-Cost: Accepted
-Time: Optimised
-Quality: Fixed -
Cochin International Airport
The first solar powered airport which has 12 megawatt solar plant and was executed by the airport itself after power bills encouraged them to look to greener power source (Menon, 2015). Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable: Yes
-Temporary: Yes Project Matrix
-Cost: Fixed
-Time: Optimised
-Quality:Accept -
Nesjavelir Geothermal Power Station
The purpose of the project was to create a geothermal heat and power plant to generate electricity and hot water with a mixture steam and geothermal brine. It was planned that 25 bore holes were drilled from 1,000 – 2,200 metres and it was to be developed in three phases. Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable: Yes
-Temporary: Yes Project Matrix
-Cost: Accepted
-Time: Optimised
-Quality: Fixed -
Solar Star
Solar Star is a is 579 megawatt solar project in Antelope Valley California. It was the world’s largest solar farm in terms of installed capacity using 1.7 million solar panels made by SunPower which spreads over 13 square kilometres. Its is to produce solar power energy to the USA and to remove more that 570,000 tons of carbon emissions per year. Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable: Yes
-Temporary:Yes Project Matrix
-Cost:Accept
-Time:Optimised
-Quality:Fixed -
Panda Power Plant
The Panda Power Plant became the world's first panda themed photovoltaic power station. The purpose of the project is to break the old traditional design of the photovoltaic power station, attracting more young people to protect the environment and reduce carbon emissions. Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable: Yes
-Temporary: Yes Project Matrix
-Cost: Optimised
-Time: Fixed
-Quality: Accept -
Noor Ouarzazate Solar Complex
The purpose of the project was to create a solar complex to meet the energy demands of Morocco and reduce carbon emissions as well as creating more jobs. This was not only one project but three due to it being completed in three phases. Its result being that Morocco can supply themselves with power rather than importing. Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable: Yes
-Temporary: Yes Project Matrix
-Cost: Accepted
-Time: Optimised
-Quality: Fixed -
Gemini Wind Farm
The Gemini Wind Farm is the second largest wind farm and produces approximately 2.6TWh of renewable electricity, which will be used by approximately 785,000 households. Gemini is expected to generate enough renewable energy to meet the needs of 1.5 million people in the Netherlands as well as reducing CO2 emissions by 1.25 million tons per year. Project Requirements
-Unique:Yes
-Planned:Yes
-Defined Deliverable:Yes
-Temporary:Yes Project Matrix
-Cost:Accept
-Time:Optimise
Quality:Fixed -
Gansu Wind Farm Project
The Gobi Gansu 100.5 MW Wind Power project is a gold standard project to create a zero-emissions renewable energy from wind turbines (The Carbon Neutral Company, 2018). This project is located in Gobi Desert in China and is being constructed by 20 or more different developers. The project labour will have a mix of local and non-local labour. Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable: Yes
-Temporary: Yes Project Matrix
-Cost: Optimised
-Time: Fixed
-Quality: Accept -
Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon
The Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon is the world's first tidal energy lagoon, located in the United Kingdom. It uses a tidal range of 850 metres in the bay to generate 14 hours of renewable energy per day for 120 years. Generating 500GWh of electricity it can provide power to 156,000 households. Project Requirements
-Unique: Yes
-Planned: Yes
-Defined Deliverable: Yes
-Temporary: Yes Project Matrix
-Cost: Optimised
-Time: Fixed
-Quality: Accept
