[The knowledge identified in Table A is to be shared throughout the life-cycle. Figure 1 Activity’s provides an outline of a life-cycle for a typical large-scale renewable energy Activity. Figure 1 Activity life-cycle – The purpose of this diagram is to identify the most relevant stages for knowledge sharing (both reports and activities) to assist completion of Table C.] Knowledge Sharing Activities The Recipient must undertake Knowledge Sharing Activities as outlined in Table C below. Table C Detailed program of Knowledge Sharing Activities – Activity stage Number and type High value Intended Further Related No. and timeframe of Knowledge knowledge to be audience information in Table A Sharing Activity shared and provided (optional) to ARENA Examples: (note not all examples may be relevant to your Activity) Plant design Three roundtables Details of site ARENA operating plan (insert month) Government including key design challenges overcome Regulators and an overview of the integration system Feasibility study Two reports one Details of the optimal – ARENA completed technical for plant design including Developers engineers and the issues identified (insert month) developers; one (supply chain, Financiers higher level for integration, etc) and Governments senior managers the solutions proposed Construction Webinar with Logistical challenges Activity Webinar to be other funding encountered with managers hosted by (insert month) recipients in the remote installation within Activity ARENA Advancing and the solutions developer and Renewables adopted construction Programme companies Operation and Two site visits Overview of the plant To be held – Financers maintenance one for financiers (design, construction) once 6 months Regulators and energy users; and technology of (insert month) one for performance performance NSPs Government, NSPs data has been Energy users and regulators collected
[The knowledge identified in Table A is to be shared throughout the Activity’s life-cycle. Figure 1 provides an outline of a life-cycle for a typical large-scale renewable energy Activity. Figure 1 – Activity life-cycle The purpose of this diagram is to identify the most relevant stages for knowledge sharing (both reports and activities) to assist completion of Table C.] Knowledge Sharing Activities The Recipient must undertake Knowledge Sharing Activities as outlined in Table C below. Table C – Detailed program of Knowledge Sharing Activities Activity stage and timeframe Number and type of Knowledge Sharing Activity High value knowledge to be shared and provided to ARENA Intended audience Further information (optional) Related No. in Table A Examples: (note not all examples may be relevant to your Activity) Plant design (insert month) Three roundtables Details of site operating plan including key design challenges overcome and an overview of the integration system ARENA Government Regulators Feasibility study completed (insert month) Two reports – one technical for engineers and developers; one higher level for senior managers Details of the optimal plant design including the issues identified (supply chain, integration, etc) and the solutions proposed ARENA Developers Financiers Governments Construction (insert month) Webinar with other funding recipients in the Advancing Renewables Programme Logistical challenges encountered with remote installation and the solutions adopted Activity managers within Activity developer and construction companies Webinar to be hosted by ARENA Operation and maintenance (insert month) Two site visits – one for financiers and energy users; one for Government, NSPs and regulators Overview of the plant (design, construction) and technology performance Financers Regulators NSPs Energy users To be held once 6 months of performance data has been collected
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