Successful Project Components and Dos & Don'ts
The key factors for successful projects, including the right professional team, clear communication, and realistic expectations. Learn essential dos and don'ts for project success.
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Todays Topics Georgian Court University 400kW project New Jersey City University What makes for a successful project Do s and Don'ts 2012 Clean Energy Marketplace
Georgian Court University Why did this work? Commitment from University Executives Leadership from Facilities Proper Engagement of Professionals
New Jersey City University Project Challenges Needed New Roofs on Buildings Changing Economic Climate Investor Returns Difficult
Successful Project Components The Right Professional Team Reasonable Fees Engagement of all Parties A fair RFP Most importantly Clear the Runway (eliminate obstacles) Realistic Expectations!
Dos & Donts 1. Hire the right professionals 2. Understand how fees impact the projects 3. Make sure your attorney is familiar with Power Purchase Agreements 4. Get your house in order (roof, warranty, bills, etc ) 5. Level the playing field 6. Do your homework on financiers
2012 NJ Renewable Energy Market SRECs Energy Master Plan Increase RPS Extension of 1603 Grant
Homework What You Need To Get a Project Done in 2012 Checklist
