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Feasibility study to determine the viability of local manufacturing of grid/off grid inverters in order to justify the current designation of inverters
Procurement Process :IC - Individual contractor
Office :UNDP COUNTRY OFFICE - SOUTH AFRICA
Deadline :20-Oct-20
Posted on :15-Sep-20
Development Area :CONSULTANTS  CONSULTANTS
Reference Number :70183
Link to Atlas Project :
00090545 - South African Wind Energy Project Phase II
Documents :
Confirmation of Interest and Submission of Financial Proposal
P11_PERSONAL HISTORY FORM
TERMS OF REFERENCE
IC PROCUREMENT NOTICE
Overview :

The South African Wind Energy Project Phase 2 (SAWEP 2) is funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) with the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) as the Executing Entity/Implementing Partner, and supported by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) South Africa Country Office.  The project objective is to overcome barriers to the attainment of South Africa’s 2010 Integrated Resource Plan target of 3,320 MW of wind power generation online by 2018/19.

The objective of this assignment is to conduct a study and submit a report and research findings supplemented by recommendations and Value Matrix Diagram that can be used by the South African Government and stakeholders in the determination of a procurement policy position regarding grid-tied/off-grid inverters as part of a masterplan for the renewable energy industry in South Africa.

It is therefore necessary to re-evaluate local supply of the local market and whether it can supply the total range of products (grid/off grid inverters) in the volumes demanded and to the required quality and testing specifications.

The consultant is required but not limited to focus on  areas of assessment by making use of relevant documentation and conducting a desktop study which is supported through consultation with stakeholders and recommendations based on strategic analyses (e.g. SWOT, gap analysis, macro-economic, value chain) of its findings.

(detailed Terms of references are attached).