Technology is seen by many as a panacea to the energy challenges and potential environmental ills that face us. But the development and deployment of appropriate technology is an intellectual and organisational challenge requiring skill, experience and tenacity. It is a challenge on which we thrive at Energy and Power.
Our engineers are enquiring, our solutions often technologically innovative. But in all those solutions, appropriateness is a key consideration. In our business counsel, health and safety and specialist engineering activities that fall under the technology group umbrella, we frequently investigate or develop technology-intensive or technology-dependent schemes.
Our due diligence reviews are often commissioned by institutions seeking to commit financially to the development of new technologies. In our own work in dynamics simulation, we ourselves utilise state of the art techniques to provide optimised and rationalised processes and installations to clients.
In the rapidly developing world of subsurface exploration and engineering the need to stay abreast of developments is vital in serving our clients’ best interests. And in safety and environmental consultancy, the use of the latest modelling and simulation techniques allows us to maintain those exceptional standards that our blue-chip clients demand.
Energy and Power’s scope commenced with a review of the pre-FEED design, followed by preparation of the Project Quality Manual and updating of the Basis of Design and generation of the FEED Scope of Work and Deliverables List. Our LNG expertise was utilized by the Client in provision of Technical Support and Due Diligence as part of the option selection process.
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Energy and Power performed this study as Shell was seeking an update on the current state of the FSRU market.
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Energy and Power was requested to undertake a multi-discipline design review of the proposed concept defined as a series of conceptual design packages. The review focused on the topsides plant but also cover the naval architectural aspects at a summary level.
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