Business Development Experience
Wheelabrator Kemsley North Project Development (2018-Present)
1 Unit Waste-to-Energy Facility with steam turbine generator – 390,000 metric tonnes per year capacity – Estimated Capital Cost £280MM
Supporting the ongoing development effort for a new EfW facility adjacent to the K3 CHP site
Provided input on conceptual layouts used for Development Consent Order (DCO) planning application; ensuring the facility could be constructed and operated without impacting the K3 site
Developed strategy for implementation of lessons learned from K3 and optimization of K3 resources to minimize O&M costs to both facilities
K4 CHP Proposal Effort for DS Smith (2017)
Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) Combined Heat and Power (CHP) facility – Estimated Capital Cost £89MM
Technical project lead on response to RFI issued by DS Smith to replace an existing CCGT CHP facility to supply steam and power to the Kemsley Paper Mill
Led the RFQ response team effort, including technology selection per RFP requirements, O&M model development, capital cost estimate, and proposal writing of technical sections
Executed an exclusive partnership with Siemens as EPC contractor and technology provider, as their SGT-800 gas turbine was uniquely suited to the client’s application If successful, WTI would have been the sole steam and power provider to the Kemsley mill, as the K3 CHP Energy-from-Waste (EfW) facility was being constructed concurrently
DS Smith selected the incumbent CHP operator, E.On, to develop the new facility
Canadian Joint Development Agreement (2013-2015)
A Joint Development Agreement was signed between Wheelabrator and Spanish partner Urbaser, to pursue development opportunities in Canada
Responsible for development of EPC contracting strategy and selection for various proposal and request for information responses
Responsible for development of EPC technical schedules for EPC tender activities
Region of Peel WtE Proposal Effort (2013-2015) 1 Unit Waste-to-Energy Facility with steam turbine generator – 300,000 metric tonnes per year capacity – Estimated Capital Cost $300MM
Metro Vancouver WtE Proposal Effort (2013-2015) 2 Unit Waste-to-Energy Facility with steam turbine generator – 470,000 metric tonnes per year capacity – Estimated Capital Cost $500MM
Technical project lead on new WtE project development activities
Responsible for all aspects of conceptual design, technical sufficiency, and capital cost estimation Led the RFQ1 response team effort