Owner's Engineering - Royal HaskoningDHV
Transcript of Owner's Engineering - Royal HaskoningDHV
Owner's Engineering
Service specification and capabilities
Bas Vet
2 December 2016
2 December 2016
Contents
Why Solar?
Why Royal HaskoningDHV?
Approach Owner’s
Engineering
Team
References
Picture: PV demonstration project, Amsterdam
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Why Solar?
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“Solar is going to overtake everything!”
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John Wellinghoff, president US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Environment
Trusted Quality High ROI
Declined cost
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Why Royal HaskoningDHV?
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Why Royal HaskoningDHV
Solar Engineering Expertise
10+ years experience in solar
100+ years in electrical
engineering
Global presence means local
experience everywhere
Multi-Disciplinary team
One-stop-shop for all
engineering, permitting,
environmental, procurement and
contracting questions
Pro-active approach
Open communication
Immediate responsiveness
Foreseeing risks before they
occur
Ahead of market-practice to
prevent issues
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Experience, complete service, pro-active
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Owner’s Engineering
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Methodology & Approach
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Owner’s Engineering
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Standard process
Phase I
•Preparation Project feasibility Permits Tendering
FC1 Phase II
•Support during Construction, Commissioning and Provisional Acceptance
COD2 Phase III
•Support during Operational phase of the project & asset management
1 Financial Close 2 Commercial Operation Date
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Owner’s Engineering
Site Feasibility
•Interconnection requirements
•Structural / geotechnical analysis
•Shading / site specific issues
•Analyze PV Design Options
Energy Forecast
•Detailed meteorological study
•System irradiance analysis
•Module, inverter, tracker models
•First year and 20-year analysis
•Uncertainty, P50, P75, P90
Financial Forecast
•Preliminary energy prediction
•CAPEX estimate
•O&M cost estimate
•Financial analysis
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Phase Ia: Project feasibility and preparation
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Owner’s Engineering
Permitting
• Environmental permits
• Environmental and social impact assessment
• Technical assistance with permit applications
Request for proposals
• Define project criteria and specifications for EPC
• Develop and manage RfP
• Technology Evaluation
• Corporate Evaluation
• Selection of EPC contractor
Contract negotiations
• EPC contract
• Performance Guarantees
• O&M agreement
• Power purchase agreement
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Phase Ib: Permitting & Tendering
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Owner’s Engineering
Design Review
• Grid code compliance
• Structural/Geotechnical compliance
• Interconnection studies
• PV Industry ‘good practices’
Construction
• Project management
• Change management
• Supervision of construction
System Acceptance
• Regulatory approvals
• Commissioning and provisional acceptance
• Monitoring and final acceptance
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Phase II: Construction and Commissioning
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Team
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Afbeelding: PV demonstratie project, Amsterdam
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Henk Oosterdijk – Senior Solar Consultant
Mr. Hendrik Oosterdijk MSc. is Senior
Consultant & Project Manager Solar Energy
with Royal HaskoningDHV. He has 30 years
of relevant experience in the energy sector,
in project identification & development,
energy, environmental and financial auditing,
Due-Diligences, financial analyses, energy
efficiency technology, energy production
technology, solar energy, engineering,
drawing of specifications, tendering
procedures, evaluations and (EPC) contract
management. Mr. Oosterdijk has executed
over 60 energy (solar, energy efficiency,
renewable, power generation) audits on
behalf of the EBRD in almost all EBRD’s
Countries of Operation. For Investment
Banks he acts as the Lenders Technical
Independent Engineer for transaction
projects. The last 10 years he is mainly
active in Africa and Asia as Lenders
Technical Advisor.
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Bas Vet – Solar energy consultant
Bas heeft 11 jaar ervaring in PV-cellen. Na het afstuderen als elektrotechnisch ingenieur, deed hij zijn promotie-onderzoek in de natuurkunde op het onderwerp van dunne film silicium zonnecellen. Binnen Royal HaskoningDHV is hij betrokken bij een verscheidenheid van zonne-energie gerelateerde projecten, in totaal meer dan 250MWp, bijvoorbeeld als owners engineer, technisch adviseur voor de kredietverlener, onafhankelijke energie-auditor en stroomuitval onderzoeker. Bas heeft verschillende QA / QC-projecten geleid voor collectieve PV aankopen in Nederland (in totaal meer dan 15.000 huishoudens of ~ 30 MWp) en trad op als adviseur voor diverse technische due diligence projecten, fabrieken en bedrijven. Recentelijk is hij de owner’s engineer geweest voor een 5 MWp zonne-energieproject in de UK, 4x4 MWp in Jordanië en 20 MWp in Egypte.
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Mark de Groot – Solar Energy Consultant
As a chemical engineer by education, Mark has acquired an extensive know- how in the fields of waste management and processing, biological waste treatment (composting and anaerobic digestion) and sustainable energy sources (wind, solar). In recent years, my expertise has extended to air quality, noise, safety and multidisciplinary projects. My project management skills and organizational talent are shown particularly during these projects. I have been working as expert and project manager for both governments and industrial clients in the Netherlands and abroad. My international expertise has been obtained during projects in Macedonia, Slovakia, India, Mozambique, Spain, Turkey, Iran, Argentina, China, Tunisia, Ireland, Finland, Suriname, Israel, Jordan and Palestine (West Bank and Gaza) and Saudi Arabia.
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Dion Coumans – Junior Solar Consultant
Since December 1st, 2014, Dion is working
with RHDHV where is predominantly active
within the discipline of Solar Energy &
electrical engineering. During his study at
the Technische Universiteit Eindhoven he
has entertained a multi-disciplinary
curiculum with the focus on on renewable
energy technology.
Therefore he has a background in both
electrical and mechanical engineering. At
RHDHV he works on projects that are
related to the focus markets of the
business unit, which includes solar energy
projects. I love to take challenge in the
optimizing the possible design within the
given requirements and constraints, while
focussing on the user.
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Selected references
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Picture: PV demonstration project, Amsterdam
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Dunea Scheveningen – 1,5 MWp
Site: Drinking water station
Pompstation Scheveningen
System: roof-mounted PV-systems
Role of Royal HaskoningDHV:
Technical feasibility
Market consultation
Businesscase
Tendering en contracting
Supervision during construction
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Parnassia The Hague – 1,2 MWp
Site: Mental health care locations in
The Hague and Castricum
System: 8 roof-mounted PV-systems
on 3 different locations
Role of Royal HaskoningDHV:
Tendering en contracting
Supervision during construction
Mental health care is provided on
the locations so safety aspects are
very important for this project
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Floating Solar Park Bergerden – 1,6 MWp
Site: Irrigation pond for commercial
horticulture
System: floating solar
Role of Royal HaskoningDHV:
Tendering en contracting
Supervision during construction
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Haak om Leeuwarden – 7 MWp
Site: Roundroad Leeuwarden
System: 4 solarfields
Role of Royal HaskoningDHV:
Design
Permit application
Development of business case
Tendering of the concession
Project management
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Solarpark Laarberg – 2 MWp
Site: regio Achterhoek
System: solarfield
Role of Royal HaskoningDHV:
The tender strategy
Tender procedure
Concession agreement
Lease agreement
Business case
Technical design
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Rwanda - 8,5 MWp
Site: Agahozo-Shalom Rwanda
System: tracking one-axis
Role of Royal HaskoningDHV:
Technical and Environmental Due
Diligence
Social Due Diligence
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Frisomat Belgium – 1,4 MWp
Site: Factory Frisomat belgium
System: roof-mounted
Role Royal HaskoningDHV:
Business case
Technical lay-out
Tendering en contracting
Supervision during construction
Monitoring performance
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County Hall The Haque – 75 KWp
Site: County Hall province of South-Holland
System: roof-mounted
Role Royal HaskoningDHV:
Business case
Tendering en contracting
Supervision during construction
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City Hall Amersfoort – 50 KWp
Site: City Hall Amersfoort
System: roof-mounted
Role Royal HaskoningDHV:
Business case
Tendering and contracting
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Maastricht University – 50 KWp
Site: Maastricht University
System: roof-mounted
Role Royal HaskoningDHV:
Feasibility study
Design
Business case
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Solarpark AVRI Geldermalsen - 9,3 MWp
Site: AVRI (waste management company)
Geldermalsen
System: Ground-mounted
Role:
Feasibility study
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Reference projects (continued)
El Gouna energy neutral brewery (Egypt)
Royal HaskoningDHV investigated the power requirements for the
process installations, collected data for a reliable solar forecast and
advised on the feasbility of the project.
Jeddah City, Calculation production solar cells in elevated tracks
Eneco Headquarter Rotterdam, Technical and electrical
engineering
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Reference projects (continued)
Feasibility study solar energy City Hall, Dalfsen (NL)
Royal HaskoningDHV has analysed the feasiblity of roof-
mounted solar energy; this included technical calculations
(shadowing, roof strength and wind resistance) as well as
financial and legal aspects.
Solar energy Water company, Limburg (NL)
Royal HaskoningDHV has assisted the Water Company Limburg
(WML) in (the preparation of) tendering, permitting and
engineering of a solar energy system.
Solar panels Royal HaskoningDHV, Lisbon (PT)
Royal HaskoningDHV Portugal is committed to the strategy of
attaining carbon neutrality and incorporating environmental
sustainability into its business. This project is a significant step
towards achieving this goal.
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Owner’s Engineering
Dr. Ir. Bas Vet
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