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Muhammad -
The approach for the projects should be the same as for any other - let the context of the specific project drive the approach utilized. If we are talking about a solar panel farm, there is sufficient knowledge about how to effectively deploy those and there is a certain degree of repeatability after the first few panels are up to use a predictive approach. However with more bleeding edge technologies, an adaptive approach might make more sense. Some of the risks which come to mind are: - Technical/performance limitations impacting quality, cost or schedule objectives, especially for those solutions which haven't been tested under a wide range of conditions - Push back from fossil fuel stakeholder groups and from locally impacted residents, especially if the solutions pose a potential risk to quality of life - Secondary risks created by the use of the technology - for example, could there be a long term impact of carbon capture similar to the impacts created by fracking Kiron 
Randy Long
Bay Area, United States
I would add supply chain woes. It seemed like the bottle neck was starting to open up, but the delays are still their for inverters, panels.
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