The pre-evaluation review techniques for Greenko's solar plants involve a multi-faceted approach, integrating technical, environmental, social, economic, and regulatory assessments to ensure project viability and compliance. Greenko specifically uses advanced digital tools, such as drones and thermal imaging, for detailed site and asset evaluations.
Key pre-evaluation review techniques generally include:
Technical & Site Suitability Assessment
Solar Resource Analysis: Analyzes historical solar radiation data using tools like HOMER to determine available solar energy.
Site Suitability: Evaluates land, topography, accessibility, soil, and potential shading.
System Design: Selects appropriate panels, inverters, and mounting structures.
Grid Connection: Assesses the feasibility of connecting to the existing grid.
Performance and Risk Evaluation
Performance Ratio (PR) Calculation: Calculates potential PR to indicate efficiency, including detailed pre-PR tests to verify equipment.
Risk Identification & Management: Identifies, quantifies, and manages potential risks, including those associated with new technologies.
Worst Case Scenario Planning: Develops plans for potential catastrophic events.
Environmental & Social Review
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): Conducts EIA to identify and mitigate environmental impacts.
Regulatory & Permitting Compliance: Ensures necessary licenses and permits are obtained from relevant authorities.
Public Consultation: Engages with local communities and stakeholders.
Economic and Financial Analysis
Cost Estimation: Develops detailed project cost estimates.
Financial Metrics: Analyzes key metrics like IRR, NPV, and payback period.
Revenue Projections: Forecasts revenue from electricity sales.
Greenko integrates these evaluations into its in-house Greenko Enterprise Project System (GEPS) for real-time monitoring and quality control.
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