Progress Report
Topic: Marine Renewable Energy
Group Name: Virevo (Old Group Name: Ocean Sparks) FROM GHANA
Members:
• Brianna Arthur Turkson
• Kayla Kutriakor
• Esene Amegah
• Eden Boateng
• Nhyira Anterkyi
1. Introduction
Our group, Virevo, is working on a presentation about Marine Renewable Energy,
focusing on how the ocean can be used as a clean and sustainable power source. The
presentation aims to explain the concept, types, benefits, and importance of marine
renewable energy, especially in the context of Ghana and West Africa. Also, we would
talk about our newest invention- Aqualsol, which is a floating hybrid system that
combines kinetic energy created by the movement of the waves and solar energy. We
will also talk about the business plan for Aquasol.
2. Objectives
• To create a design
• To name our revolutionary device
• To define and explain what marine renewable energy is.
• To identify and describe some types of marine energy (wave, tidal, thermal, and
salinity gradient).
• To highlight the importance of marine renewable energy in reducing carbon
emissions and combating climate change.
• To explain our device
• To explore how this energy source can help address Ghana’s persistent energy
challenges.
• To encourage investment and awareness in sustainable energy development.
(BUSINESS PLAN)
3. Work Completed So Far
• Topic Research: We have gathered detailed information about marine
renewable energy and its potential benefits.
• Script Writing: The group has collaboratively written and refined the
presentation script.
• Visuals: We have included images about Aquasol to show how it looks.
• Slide Preparation: Key points have been summarized into bullet points for
clarity and easy presentation.
• Introduction Section: Finalized, featuring facts about fossil fuels, climate
change, and the need for marine energy.
• Conclusion Section: Completed, focusing on Ghana’s opportunity to harness
ocean energy for development.
4. Tasks in Progress
• Final Slide Design: We are currently working on improving the design and visual
appeal of our slides.
• Rehearsals: The group is practicing delivery, transitions, and timing to ensure a
smooth and confident presentation.
• Fact Verification: We are confirming data sources (e.g., UNICEF Ghana for
Akosombo Dam information) to maintain credibility.
5. Next Steps
• Complete final revisions to slides.
• Conduct a full group rehearsal before the presentation date.
• Assign speaking roles and finalize transitions between speakers.
6. Challenges Faced
• Finding verified and recent data specific to Ghana’s marine energy potential.
• Coordinating meeting times for all members due to different schedules.
• Balancing creativity and factual accuracy within the presentation content.
7. Overall Progress Evaluation
The group is on track to complete the presentation before the deadline. All major
sections have been developed, and only final touches and rehearsals remain. The team
has demonstrated strong collaboration, research effort, and creativity throughout the
process.
8. Conclusion
Group Virevo has made significant progress toward completing an engaging and
informative presentation on Marine Renewable Energy. With the remaining tasks
nearing completion, we are confident that our final presentation will effectively educate
and inspire our audience about the potential of ocean-based energy solutions in Ghana
and beyond.