Brief description of the organization
Haíɫzaqv Climate Action is a non-profit organization working to advance clean energy solutions, promote energy sovereignty, and combat climate change for the Heiltsuk Nation.
Problem area
The central problem is the reliance on diesel fuel for energy in the Haíɫzaqv community, which poses economic, environmental, and social challenges.
Main objectives
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Conduct a pre-feasibility study for hydrogen production using hydroelectric power.
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Evaluate technical, economic, and environmental aspects of the project.
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Foster energy sovereignty for the Haíɫzaqv community.
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Engage stakeholders to build support and partnerships.
Scope of work
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Conduct preliminary assessments and feasibility studies.
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Perform detailed analyses of technical, economic, and environmental factors.
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Consult with community members, authorities, and experts.
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Identify risks and mitigation strategies.
Deliverables
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Feasibility study report.
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Stakeholder engagement plan and summary.
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Risk assessment document.
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Presentations for community and stakeholder updates.
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Recommendations for infrastructure and technology integration.
Team meeting frequency
Weekly or bi-weekly meetings with the project team.
Skills and training required
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Research and analytical skills.
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Technical knowledge of hydrogen technologies.
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Stakeholder engagement and presentation skills.
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Understanding of environmental impact assessments.
Resources required
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Access to renewable energy technology databases.
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Computing resources for modeling and simulations.
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Access to hydroelectric production data.
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Industry insights and expert consultations.