12. Group Assignment Portfolio (100 Marks) You are required to read several newspaper articles and from there consult published scientific literature on the excerpt provided below. Your team consists of civil engineers and environmental specialists and your answer needs to highlight how you are going to resolve problems and make it possible to attain environmental sustainability in the development of the Karpowership LTD infrastructure that may have significant environmental impacts. Department of Geography, Environmental Management and Energy StudiesONE YEAR ON, THE KARPOWERSHIP DEAL IS STUTTERING AND STAGGERING ALONG BUT IS BY NO MEANS DEAD IN THE WATER By Roland Ngam Acknowledgement of Source of Article The following excerpt was abstracted from an article written by Dr Roland Ngam who is programme manager for climate justice and socioecological transformation at the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Southern Africa. Views expressed are not necessarily those of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation. Date: 24 March 2022 A year has gone by since the South African Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) announced Karpowership-SA as one of the preferred suppliers of emergency electricity within the Risk Mitigation Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (RMIPPPP), and while the deal is still stuttering, it is not completely dead. In fact, its backers have received some favourable news over the past couple of weeks: a positive high court decision, the cancellation of an inquiry by a parliamentary portfolio committee, and the surge in energy prices following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which has led some in the industry to call for more gas power. All in all, this might not bode well for those who are keen to see the tender shelved forever, but there are many reasons why the national government should really be looking somewhere else for electricity. By way of reminder, Karpowership-SA, a subsidiary of the Turkish Karadeniz Powerships energy consortium, was selected to provide 1,220MW of electricity under the RMIPPP Programme - for 20 whole years The announcement was made on 19 March 2021. The Turkish group said it would place three power ships along South Africa's coastline, at Richards Bay, Ngqura and Saldanha, to produce electricity from liquefied natural gas (LNG) that would then be wheeled onto land and into the Eskom grid. The South African government was so keen to see the deal go through that a number of key local content clauses were waived QUESTIONS FOR THE GROUP ASSIGNMENT PORTFOLIO QUESTION 1 In less than 2000 words (Maximum 5 pages), provide a concise description of the technological infrastructure associated with the proposed Karpowership (LTD) renewable energy power generation [15 Marks]