EPC and O&M support for industrial energy projects, with engineering, project-delivery and operational responsibilities reviewed according to the selected energy solution, project location and agreed scope.
Energy-project delivery requires clear definition of the engineering, procurement, construction and operational responsibilities included in the project. The applicable scope depends on the selected energy solution, project stage, site conditions and the responsibilities agreed between the parties.
ASIBEX reviews the available project information before the EPC or O&M scope is finalized. Equipment supply, engineering responsibilities, site activities, commissioning requirements, operational support and maintenance obligations are confirmed according to the individual project rather than presented as one standard package for every opportunity.
The EPC or O&M scope is defined according to the energy solution, project stage, site requirements and the responsibilities agreed for the individual project.
Not every energy opportunity requires the same engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, operation or maintenance scope. The applicable responsibilities should therefore be confirmed before the project progresses to commercial agreement.
Before project execution begins, the applicable engineering, procurement and construction responsibilities should be clearly defined according to the selected energy solution and project requirements.
Equipment scope, engineering activities, site responsibilities, interfaces and applicable commissioning requirements are confirmed for the individual project before the final commercial scope is agreed.
Where O&M support is required, the applicable operational and maintenance responsibilities are defined according to the supplied or supported energy system and the agreed project scope.
Maintenance activities, service responsibilities, reporting requirements, response arrangements and other operational commitments are confirmed individually rather than assumed as standard for every project.
Energy projects may involve multiple technical and commercial interfaces between equipment, electrical infrastructure, site works and project stakeholders. These interfaces should be reviewed before the execution scope is finalized.
The responsibilities assigned to ASIBEX and other project parties are confirmed according to the agreed project structure and available technical information.
Provide the project country and location, energy solution or project type, current project stage, available technical documentation, site information, existing or planned energy infrastructure and the EPC or O&M support being requested.
Additional information may be required according to the project structure and the responsibilities being reviewed.
Where the project progresses to execution, the applicable engineering, procurement, site, commissioning and support responsibilities are handled according to the agreed project scope.
Any O&M period, service level, warranty condition, performance commitment, response arrangement or long-term support requirement is confirmed separately for the individual project.
The EPC scope depends on the selected energy solution and the responsibilities agreed for the individual project. Engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning responsibilities are confirmed before the final commercial scope is agreed.
No. Operation and maintenance responsibilities are defined according to the individual project and agreed service scope.
The requirement can be reviewed when sufficient project, site and technical information is available to understand the requested scope and project interfaces.
Share your project location, current project stage, available technical information and required EPC or O&M scope with our engineering team for project review.
