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1- Political Risks

2- Environmental Risk

3- Technical Risks

4- other if available

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Renewable energies projects in the UAE: The solar Energy In addition to taking steps to procure a quarter of its energy from nuclear power, the U.A.E. has sought to introduce more solar power into its energy mix. Given that the U.A.E. averages over 10 hours of sunlight per day and roughly 350 sunny days per year, this method of power generation has tremendous potential. The U.A.E.'s pursuit of solar energy began with Masdar. Masdar first built a 10 MW solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant to provide electricity to Masdar City, with many of the panels coming from U.S. Company First Solar. Masdar subsequently partnered with Total and Abengoa Solar to construct a 100 MW concentrated solar power (CSP) plant called Shams 1 in the Western region of Abu Dhabi. After its completion in 2013, this plant became the largest renewable energy project in the Middle East, generating enough electricity to power 20,000 homes. From there, the U.A.E.'s solar ambitions only grew - especially with the launch of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park. This 50 billion AED ($13.6 billion] project, which is overseen by the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), is ultimately scheduled to produce 5,000 MW of electricity by 2030, including 1,000 MW of CSP. When completed, this park will reportedly be the largest solar park in the world, powering an estimated 800,000 homes. Questions: 1. Define and outline the possible risks that might affect such type of projects (at least 10 different risks). (3 Marks) 2. Generate a register log where the already defined risks are listed and classified by functional area and category (at least 4 risk categories should be provided). (2 Marks) 4.1.1 Political Risks The delays in clearance and approval from government organizations is of prime importance as the risk of la prynction shining fici elatively.h. failure to lo ure in awe re uit din sto e obtain the mandatory approvals were are several pomucal Tisks associated with solar projects India which is illustrated in Table 1. Table. 1. Classifications of Environmental Risks Risks/Barriers Description Reference Classification of Risks Policy Risk . High costs and unfavorable power pricing rules Environmental externalities Institutional and regularity barriers High rate for consumers Frequent changes in government policy Beck&Mar tinot 2004 Riedy 2008 . . Licensing, commissioning and approvals risks . Payment guarantee mechanisms are not reliable. Kurth Risks due to contracted parties not recognizing the contracts 2007 binding nature, and the judicial system is plagued by lengthy, Finley- intractable delays and "banked up" cases Jones 2004 Problems in obtaining clearances and certifications Delay in receiving payments Risks based on parties to a contract not recognizing their binding Kurth nature and the judicial system being plagued by substantial 2007 intractable delays bank up cases Payment guarantee mechanisms are not reliable . Contract . 4.1.1 Environmental Risk There are several environmental risks related with solar projects in India which is demonstrated in Table 2. Table.2. Classifications of Environmental Risks Risks/Barriers Description Reference Classification of Risks Environment Forthcoming environmental legislation that may affect the project Biodiversity protection issues Workers Health and Safety issues Herbert 2010, Stanton 1996, Pasqualetti 2002, Gipe 1995 4.1.3 Financial and Ethical Risks The list of financial rick vinted with or proiecte in India which is hown in Tabl. 2