High-Level Scope

 Development of an existing site in Quebec that was purchased via a court-supervised restructuring processes (CCAA) where some of the existing already built infrastructure was to be used to reduce overall project costs.  Scope of the project was to design and build a 100MW electrolyzer capacity to supply green hydrogen to a new emethanol facility that would produce up to 275 MTPD of emethanol. In addition the design and installation of a new carbon dioxide truck off loading area, as well as major utilities and offsite (U&O) upgrades to existing electrical, steam generation, water treatment, cooling water, raw water systems, storage and truck system

 

Project Responsibilities & Deliverables

Led this project up to end of the design basis (DBM or FEL-2) phase.  The major deliverables associated with this project included the development & completion of the following items: 

Project charter; emethanol technology licensor scope development including selection and evaluation; FEL-2 engineering deliverables development with two engineering companies (green hydrogen and emethanol scopes); supporting electrolyzer technology evaluation and selection development; early contractor involvement (ECI) model development with selected constructor (advanced project delivery model); development of multiple development and execution strategies including level 2 schedule development; provided support for quarterly board meetings; completion of various project gate documentation deliverables including the process study and design basis memorandum documentation; initial environmental regulatory strategy development; process hazard analysis (PHA); FEL-2 Project Execution Plan development; Class 3 project estimate including all direct and indirect costs as well as basis of estimate documentation; project resourcing plans; preliminary project and construction execution plans; qualitative risk assessments (risk registers) and project gating development and submissions.