Where a generic CV loses renewable-energy meaning
Delivering a solar, wind, storage, grid, trading, or efficiency outcome involves different technical, commercial, permitting, and operational constraints. A generic CV may name a project while losing its lifecycle stage, asset scale, grid relationship, market mechanism, or responsibility for performance.
What the dedicated schema must capture
The schema is being designed to distinguish development, engineering, construction, operations, markets, finance, policy, and sustainability roles. It must relate work to the technology, project stage, asset economics, regulatory setting, and measurable energy outcome.
What it must never infer
The schema must not invent capacity, generation, emissions impact, financial return, permit, ownership, or operational performance. Every material measure and responsibility must remain anchored to candidate evidence.