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Renewable Energy Development Initiative (REDI) Program Directions No. 1 of 2005
Criterion 3: Technical strength of the pCriterion 3: Technical strength of the project, and technical capability and resources available to the applicant
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Criterion 3: Technical strength of the project, and technical capability and resources available to the applicant
Merit may be indicated by the applicant through:
- the technical capacity to undertake the project, including:
- adequate infrastructure, facilities and equipment available to meet the short and long-term requirements of the project;
- a good understanding of technical product development, testing and production start-up; and
- appropriately skilled technical staff and/or sub-contractors.
- a well-articulated project plan, including methodologies and milestones linked to a feasible timeframe;
- a strong track record in the project field;
- a project with an appropriate level of innovation, demonstrated by evidence of new technology; and
- a project with an appropriate level of technical risk, demonstrated by uncertainty over the results.