Consider the options when connecting renewable power to the grid
Every stage of a project’s lifecycle can benefit from a range of resources and expertise to support planning for exporting power to the grid.
A crucial factor in generating power from renewable resources depends on the effectiveness of the services required during each phase of the project’s lifecycle. Technical advances, market drivers, regulations and government incentives are why more baseload power comes from renewables, such as offshore wind power capacity that in 13 years has increased from 160 MW to over 12 GW. But before renewables can approach grid parity with conventional power generation, advanced planning is necessary for dealing with challenges at every phase of the project’s lifecycle, such as during startup and commissioning challenges. Without expert support, unplanned events could affect warranties, financing, safety and project completion.
