Week 6
Attn: Electrical Engineer Research and Development Team
From: Taylor N. Arji, CEO
Re: Project Proposal
We will enhance the solar energy project
making every effort to support T’Souke as they become a self-sustaining and
economically independent First Nation.
The board
members were thrilled to hear your mission for the energy project proposal.
Next week you will present your project to board.
Week 4
EMAIL
To: Andrew Moore, Solar Project Director,
T’Souke First Nation
CC: Electrical Engineer Research and
Development Team
From: Taylor N. Arji, CEO
Team,
Please see the forwarded communication with
Andrew Moore, Solar Project Director of the T’Souke First Nation.
Taylor N. Arji
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To Andrew,
It is great to see the work that you have
done with T’Souke First Nation as the Solar Project Director. Our team at Electricity Everywhere is happy to be
partnering with you to bring another renewable energy source to your community.
Our team of engineers is busily researching
viable options for your community. To confirm, we can make it for the telephone
conference at 9 am on Mar. 10, 2016. I am sure that our team
will have some questions about your community and how we can best serve your
needs in T’Souke. We are also happy to glean from your expertise as a community
and environmental leader.
We will have our final proposal ready for you
to see on April 14, 2016.
Energetically yours,
Taylor N. Arji
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Week 3
Attn:
Electrical Engineer Research and Development Team
From: Taylor N. Arji, CEO
Great work on starting the Electrical
Engineer Research Renewal Online program! If you have the ambition (and I do love
employees who have ambition) you will need to continue your professional
development on your own time.
We have located a community that is
interested in hosting our alternative renewable energy project. The community
already has one renewable energy source that is implemented –solar energy.
Since the installation of solar panels the community has found that one
limitation of solar as a main energy source is that it only works seasonally.
Chief
Planes of the T’Souke First Nation stated "First
Nations have lived for thousands of years on this continent without fossil
fuels. It is appropriate that First Nations lead the way out of dependency and
addiction to fossil fuels and to rely on the power of the elements, the sun,
the wind and the sea once again."
The community council has indicated interest
in hosting another renewable energy source. In the interest of time, we only
want to investigate energy options that are possible to use in this location.
We also want to address how these options can be used in conjunction with solar
energy.
Community Profile
The T’Souke First Nation is guided by the
ancestral custom of looking ahead seven generations. Our project needs to match
vision of the community; their vision statement includes three goals:
1.
Self-sufficiency in energy and in food
2.
Economic independence
3. Cultural
Renaissance- to honour traditional ways and values.
Population: As of 2013 there were 251
Registered Members
Geography and Land: The T’Souke First Nation
includes two reserves around the Sooke Basin on the Strait of Juan de Fuca at
the southern end of Vancouver Island, with a total area of 67 hectares (165
acres). The topography in Sooke is diverse. Adjacent to the coastline, the
waterfront consists of both low and high bank. Rising from the coast are gently
sloped areas ringed by mountainous terrain. The Sooke River is nearby and many
creeks and streams run nearby as well.
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Week 2
Attn:
Electrical Engineer Research and Development Team
From: Taylor N. Arji, CEO
It has come to my attention that your
Electrical Engineer Licenses are up for renewal. This means you must constantly
be working towards updating your skills as an engineer.
STEP 1: Go to
http://electricityeverywherechallenge.blogspot.ca
STEP 2: Select Electrical Engineer Licence Renewal Program
Choose an option and proceed.
Attn: Research & Development Engineering
Team
From: Taylor N. Arji, Energy Everywhere,
C.E.O.
As you know, recently we have moved our parent
company Energy Everywhere lnc. from hydroelectric to a more diverse set of
energy options. This expansion would be solidified by landing a substantial
contract that would provide alternative energy to a significant part of a
community.
Other institutions are already conducting
research about how to reduce the reliance on hydroelectric grid system because
there is a constant strain on the utility’s power system. Residents throughout
BC are often encouraged not to use appliances at peak times and to constantly
be thinking of their power requirements. The problem of stressed power systems
is not unique to residents of BC but rather all across Canada and around the
world. Everybody is constantly trying to reduce their consumption and minimize
their carbon footprint. Special interest groups and First Nations communities
also have a vested interest in self-sustainable living.
Taylor N. Arji, C.E.O.
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