Knowledge Sharing Plan Sample Clauses

Knowledge Sharing Plan. [Drafting note: The Recipient should refer to the Knowledge Sharing Plan Guidance document provided on the application page of the ARENA website for further information on how to populate the Knowledge Sharing Plan.]
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Knowledge Sharing Plan. [Drafting note: The Recipient should refer to the Knowledge Sharing Plan Guidance document provided on the application page of the ARENA website for further information on how to populate the Knowledge Sharing Plan.] Under the ARENA Act, ARENA’s mandate is to promote the sharing of information and knowledge about renewable energy technologies, with the objective of accelerating the development and growth of Australia’s renewable energy sector.
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Knowledge Sharing Plan. [Drafting note: The Recipient should refer to the Knowledge Sharing Plan Guidance document provided on the application page of the ARENA website for further information on how to populate the Knowledge Sharing Plan.] Under the ARENA Act, ARENA’s mandate is to promote the sharing of information and knowledge about renewable energy technologies, with the objective of accelerating the development and growth of Australia’s renewable energy sector. [Drafting Note: Briefly describe the main concepts, questions or issues that the project is aiming to answer or resolve in the context of technology commercialisation.] [Drafting Note: Briefly describe the main groups of stakeholders or target audiences that are potentially interested in the KS Objectives listed above, and the outcome of the project in general.]
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Knowledge Sharing Plan. The Recipient must: in consultation with the Departments, refine, implement and comply with the Knowledge Sharing Plan; and as reasonably required by the either or both of the Departments: participate in relevant meetings, conferences, seminars, workshops, surveys and interviews; deliver presentations and publish reports; and provide briefings to the Departments (including their staff) and other relevant industry forums, on Project progress and achievement of the Outcomes. The Recipient must categorise the documentation and information it provides to either or both of the Departments as follows: public unrestricted: information that may be shared freely within and between the Departments, with industry participants, and with the public in general; public restricted: information that may be shared freely within and between the Departments, with industry participants, and with the public in general, subject to any reasonable restrictions specified in the Knowledge Sharing Plan; and Recipient Confidential Information: information that may only be shared in accordance with clause 20. Either or both of the Departments (acting reasonably) may, on written demand, require the Recipient, either through lessons learnt reports (where applicable) or ad hoc reports, to cover particular topics related to the Project (or a portfolio of activities related to the Project). To avoid doubt, it is the Recipient’s responsibility to ensure that any Project documentation or information (including any reports) prepared for public release does not contain any Recipient Confidential Information. In addition to the characterisation by the Recipient under clause 5.1(b), the Recipient must also mark any document or information it provides pursuant to the Knowledge Sharing Plan that it considers to be commercially sensitive as ‘Commercially Sensitive Information’ before it is submitted to either or both of the Departments or the Departments' Knowledge Sharing Agent.
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Knowledge Sharing Plan. ‌ 4.1 Knowledge sharing context 4.2 Knowledge sharing objectives (a) How does this project build industry capability to deploy community batteries at scale? (b) How does this project improve the economics of community battery projects through the reduction in, or removal of, barriers to large-scale deployment? (c) How does the battery provide a net benefit to the electricity network? (d) How does the local community benefit from the battery in terms of: (i) putting downward pressure on household electricity costs; (ii) contributing towards lowering emissions; and 4.3 Knowledge sharing stakeholders/target audiences (a) The key Knowledge Sharing stakeholders and target audiences could include: (i) Local residents and businesses that will benefit from community battery. (ii) Government and regulatory stakeholders (i.e., local councils and governments, AER, AEMC, AEMO, CER etc). (iii) Industry stakeholders (i.e., energy retailers and wholesalers etc).
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Knowledge Sharing Plan. [Drafting note: The Recipient should refer to the Knowledge Sharing Plan Guidance document provided on the application page of the ARENA website for further information on how to populate the Knowledge Sharing Plan.] Under the ARENA Act, ARENA’s mandate is to promote the sharing of information and knowledge about renewable energy technologies, with the objective of accelerating the development and growth of Australia’s renewable energy sector. [Drafting Note: Briefly describe the main concepts, questions or issues that the project is aiming to answer or resolve in the context of technology commercialisation.] [Drafting Note: Briefly describe the main groups of stakeholders or target audiences that are potentially interested in the KS Objectives listed above, and the outcome of the project in general.] The key Knowledge Sharing stakeholders and target audiences could include: Industry stakeholders (i.e., aviation fuel producers and distributers, airlines, airports, aircraft manufacturers, refiners, technology developers, industry associations etc.) Project developers Commonwealth and State Government Departments and agencies Investors Research organisations
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Knowledge Sharing Plan. [Drafting note: The Recipient should refer to the Knowledge Sharing Plan Guidance document provided on the application page of the ARENA website for further information on how to populate the Knowledge Sharing Plan.] Under the ARENA Act, ARENA’s mandate is to promote the sharing of information and knowledge about renewable energy technologies, with the objective of accelerating the development and growth of Australia’s renewable energy sector. [Drafting note: The table under item (a) applies where the Project relates to a study, and the table under item (b) applies where the Project relates to demonstration and deployment. ARENA will assist the Recipient in identifying which table applies to the Project.] ARENA may make requests from Projects (and portfolios of Projects) for particular topics to be covered either through lessons learnt reports (where applicable) or ad hoc reports, as required. Where ARENA has not made a specific request, topics are to be relevant and/or topical and have an appreciation for the key audiences. For the avoidance of doubt, business development and marketing material is not considered to be Knowledge Sharing Deliverables. All deliverables are to be prepared to a standard acceptable to ARENA and where relevant, reflect ARENA’s report writing tips and guidance document which will be provided by ARENA to the Recipient.
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Knowledge Sharing Plan. [Drafting note: The Recipient should refer to the Knowledge Sharing Plan Guidance document provided on the application page of the ARENA website for further information on how to populate the Knowledge Sharing Plan.] Under the ARENA Act, ARENA’s mandate is to promote the sharing of information and knowledge about renewable energy technologies, with the objective of accelerating the development and growth of Australia’s renewable energy sector. The Study must comply with the Applicable Guidelines at Item 1.5 and Outcomes 1.7, and specifically must address the following for Stream A and B: [Drafting Note: Briefly describe the main concepts, questions or issues that the project is aiming to answer or resolve in the context of technology commercialisation. Stream A
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