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Asite Platform for Cloud-Based Construction Management
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2) Examples of large-scale EIA projects Atkins has conducted, such as for the 2012 London Olympics and various infrastructure and resort developments.
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This document discusses key steps to reduce costs, risks, and uncertainties for offshore wind power project development in Southeast European economies. It identifies several challenges including high upfront costs, technical difficulties of operating in marine environments, and uncertainties around wind resource assessment and production levels. The document recommends using innovative IT tools and standardized methodologies to help optimize project layouts, conduct financial modeling, and identify and mitigate risks throughout the development process to improve the viability and bankability of offshore wind projects.
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This document contains a summary of William King-David's qualifications, experience, and skills. He has over 20 years of experience in health and safety roles, with a focus on occupational safety and health. He holds numerous safety-related certifications and has worked on large infrastructure projects in the UK. His experience includes roles as a health and safety coordinator, project safety advisor, and facility and safety manager.
International Consultancy Services provides engineering and management consulting services to public, private, and multilateral clients. With over 6,000 experts across Europe, Africa, and Asia, it supports clients working internationally through planning, design, program management, and consultancy services focused on cost savings and risk minimization. The company has a 45-year track record of complex project implementation in over 100 countries.
This curriculum vitae summarizes the qualifications and extensive experience of Klaus Walter Kucyk over 35 years working on major infrastructure projects across Australia, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe with a focus on project management, construction management, and quality assurance. He has managed projects with a total value over $5 billion and brings expertise in areas such as road, rail, water, and building construction. Currently he works as Assistant General Manager of Engineering for Qingjian International in Myanmar, overseeing various infrastructure and building projects.
The Centre for Future Clean Mobility at the University of Exeter is innovating technology for the second wave of electrification; such as large, complex and demanding vehicles and vessels currently using hydrocarbon fuels.
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This document provides information about McConnell Dowell, an engineering and construction company that specializes in oil and gas projects. For over 50 years, McConnell Dowell has delivered creative engineering, procurement, and construction solutions to the international oil and gas industry. They have capabilities across pipelines, mechanical works, civil works, marine works, and fabrication. McConnell Dowell is committed to safety and minimizing environmental and community impacts on all of their projects.
KBE Building is a 52-year-old construction firm with over $2.3 billion in construction volume over the past decade. They have expertise in design-build, CM at risk, CM as advisor, and general contracting. They have completed various higher education, research, and manufacturing projects throughout New England and the Mid-Atlantic region.
Will Masson has over 28 years of experience in project planning and claims preparation across various industries including oil and gas, rail, construction, and IT. He is proficient in scheduling software like Primavera, Microsoft Project, and MAXIMO. Currently he is a senior planner at National Grid working on the IFA2 interconnecton project between France and the UK and the White Rose Carbon Capture project. Previously he has held roles as a project controls manager, project manager, and planning manager on projects in oil and gas decommissioning, offshore rig maintenance, and rail infrastructure.
Gregory Wayne Clifford provides his personal details and educational and professional qualifications, including certificates in project management, health and safety, drafting, security operations, and commercial fundamentals. He lists over 30 years of experience in electrical distribution design and construction for companies like Ergon Energy, as well as project management experience with the Gladstone Area Water Board. His skills include designing, estimating, and managing various infrastructure projects from simple distribution substations to complex system augmentations.
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This document summarizes the oil and gas services of SNC-Lavalin, an engineering and construction company. It outlines their expertise across the project lifecycle from concept to operations and maintenance. It provides examples of major oil and gas projects they have worked on around the world, including LNG facilities in Australia and gas processing in Saudi Arabia. It emphasizes their global network of over 20,000 professionals and 100 years of experience delivering energy projects safely and on time.
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1) Atkins' expertise in conducting all stages of the EIA process for major development projects across multiple sectors, including screening, scoping, baseline studies, and preparing environmental statements.
2) Examples of large-scale EIA projects Atkins has conducted, such as for the 2012 London Olympics and various infrastructure and resort developments.
3) Atkins' ability to support EIAs with specialists across relevant environmental topics and technical areas related to different industry sectors.
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20CDE09- INFORMATION DESIGN
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Introduction and Definition
History of Information Design
Need of Information Design
Types of Information Design
Identifying audience
Defining the audience and their needs
Inclusivity and Visual impairment
Case study.
An Internet Protocol address (IP address) is a logical numeric address that is assigned to every single computer, printer, switch, router, tablets, smartphones or any other device that is part of a TCP/IP-based network.
Types of IP address-
Dynamic means "constantly changing “ .dynamic IP addresses aren't more powerful, but they can change.
Static means staying the same. Static. Stand. Stable. Yes, static IP addresses don't change.
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The findings of this thesis highlight the potential of intelligent chatbots to enhance user experience and provide valuable insights for future developments in conversational AI.
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The iMMS is a unique application that is synchronizing both user
experience and copyrights while providing services like online music
management, legal downloads, artists’ management. There are several
other applications available in the market that either provides some
specific services or large scale integrated solutions. Our product differs
from the rest in a way that we give more power to the users remaining
within the copyrights circle.
2. AECOM offers its valued clients a single source for
offshore wind development support. Our global team of
scientists, engineers and specialists provide consulting
expertise from concept to construction, enabling our
client’s project strategies and plans.
AECOM global team has a rich history in the
development of offshore wind (OSW) and
marine based infrastructure. Our teams have
developed a wealth of experience through
their work on world class projects for leading
developers to support design, engineering,
and construction activities.
We use that experience to hone our strategy,
using smart, sustainable design and planning
to proactively find the inherent risks and
opportunities in OSW projects. Our global
expertise and local presence allows our
teams to achieve fit-for-purpose approvals,
and connect with local utilities, TSOs and
ports to ensure the necessary infrastructure is
deployed safely, quickly and cost-effectively.
AECOM’s team fully understands the
intricacies of planning and implementing
large-scale infrastructure projects. This
capability enables us to integrate seamlessly
with the diverse work groups or consultants
necessary to develop successful projects.
About AECOM
4. Offshore wind capabilities and experience
Feasibility
• Site evaluation and project
feasibility
• Regulatory strategy & risks
• Ports and supply chain
assessment
• Interconnection assessment &
options
Development
• Environmental Impact &
consenting
• Stakeholder engagement
• Design envelope support
• Port development/design &
supply chain support
• Export system design and
interconnection support
• Local law/permitting"
Installation
• Environmental monitoring &
reporting
• Port construction and/or
oversight
• Export system construction
and/or oversight
Operations
• Environmental monitoring &
reporting
• Technical support
Program Management / Owner Support
5. Areas of Expertise
• Site Assessment Plans
• Construction and Operations Plan (COP)
• Subsea Marine Cable Routing Analysis
• Onshore Environmental Impact
Assessments
• Social Impact Assessments
• Stakeholder Engagement
Given the large number of projects that
AECOM plans and designs each year, our
staff is sensitive to the design process and is
acutely aware of optimal approaches for
coordinating designs with regulatory
requirements. This high-level strategizing
leads the team down the path to a cost-
effective, constructible, and compliant
engineering solution.
Services Environmental Permitting and Planning
Overview
Offshore wind developers need full-service environmental consulting firms who understand the complexities of planning, permitting,
and implementing large-scale infrastructure projects. AECOM has direct and extensive experience with developing the necessary
regulatory requirements toward permitting commercial scale OSW projects. Not only does this include our expertise with preparing
SAP and COP packages but also with moving permitting forward.
Our Approach
AECOM offers an experienced, results oriented team with a successful history of delivering planning, environmental/permitting and
design work for OSW projects, including facilities supporting OSW component handling. Our experienced team seamlessly integrates
with diverse stakeholder work groups or consultants necessary to develop successful projects. We assign strong leaders in each
discipline to manage work activities and deliverables with a focus on driving the schedule and budget. These leaders are supported by
SMEs who provide specialized insight into technical areas, helping us to execute the work efficiently and with the quality expected by
our clients. We employ a deep bench of OSW expertise, coupled with permitting and environmental SMEs who have provided leading
wind energy consulting expertise.
Services
6. Offshore expertise in Germany
• Rules and regulations
• Codes and standards
• Regional development
• Permitting strategies and procedures
• Authority communications
• Stakeholder management
• Site specific sensitivity and constraints assessment
Relevant agencies AECOM have worked with:
Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency
Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie (BSH)
Commission for the inspection, approval and monitoring of wind turbines and structures in the German exclusive economic zone
Beauftragt mit der Prüfung, Zulassung und Überwachung von Windenergieanlagen und Bauwerken in der deutschen ausschließlichen Wirtschaftszone (AWZ).
State Office for Mining, Energy and Geology (LBEG), responsible for interconnector / submarine cable:
Landesamt für Bergbau, Energie und Geologie (LBEG), zuständig für Interkonnektor / Seekabel:
The Federal Network Agency: German regulatory office for electricity, gas, telecommunications, post and railway markets.
Das Bundesnetzargentur BNetzA
7. Collaborator
s
For more than 25 years,
Uventus interdisciplinary team
has been advising on issues of
environmental protection and
nature conservation, quality
and safety.
• Energy, quality occupational
health and safety and
environmental management
• Permit management/ EIA
• Ecological Planning
• Safety management systems
for utilities, EIU and ECM
• Environmental construction
supervision
• Scientific Experts and officers
BioConsult SH is an
interdisciplinary team that has
existed since 1998 as an
independent, ecological
research and consulting office.
• environmental assessments,
protection concepts
• Feasibility studies
• Fieldwork
• Data collection.
The Stablegrid Group has many
years of experience in project
planning and coordination and in
approval and certification
management, including intensive
communication with officials and
environmental support for
projects.
10. Client: Neu Connect
Location: UK (London) –
Netherlands - Germany
(Wilhelmshaven)
Years: 2 years ongoing
Project overview:
Bringing together expertise from the United Kingdom, Netherlands and Germany, we worked collaboratively across European borders to support the
preparations for a major submarine cable project. The NeuConnect interconnector will be the first direct power link between Germany and Great
Britain, connecting two of Europe’s largest energy markets for the first time. Dubbed as ‘clean energy superhighways’, interconnectors establish vital
links between the energy grids of different countries, enabling a secure, cost-effective power supply to cross geographical borders. Comprising
approximately 720 kilometres (450 miles) of submarine high-voltage cables, NeuConnect will link the Isle of Grain in Kent, England with Germany’s
Wilhelmshaven region, with the subsea cable route crossing Dutch territorial waters.
When complete, the NeuConnect submarine cable will have capacity to carry 1.4 gigawatts of electricity in both directions – enough to power up to 1.5
million homes during the project’s lifespan. According to British energy regulator Ofgem, the project could deliver a net reduction in carbon emissions
of more than 13 megatons of CO2 over 25 years.
What’s AECOM’s role in the NeuConnect interconnector project?
Our work involved coordinating and preparing the permit applications and environmental impact assessments (EIA) for the onshore and offshore
elements for the entirety of the subsea cable.
Collaborating closely, our teams in the UK, Netherlands and Germany worked together to manage the various permit applications and help the client
coordinate the many stakeholders – from authorities and residents to NGOs.
As well as 181-kilometre subsea cable in German waters, the German permitting team also managed 12 kilometres of onshore cable including
connections between the substation and converter station.
As nitrogen emission and deposition (the release of reactive forms of nitrogen into the atmosphere) are critical in the Netherlands due to their
environmental impact, we developed a successful and proactive approach to mitigate and significantly reduce both during the construction phase.
Collaborating closely, our teams in the UK, Netherlands and Germany worked together to manage the various permit applications and help the client
coordinate the many stakeholders.
• Permit according to Federal Emission Control Act (BImSchG) including construction permit and other permits.
• Communication with authorities
• Environmental construction supervision
The company NeuConnect is planning
the construction and operation the first
cross-border high-voltage direct current
transmission line (HVDC power line)
between Germany and the United
Kingdom ("NeuConnect project"):
•Capacity: 1.4 GW
•Length: approx. 720 km
Case study
11. Client: Uniper, BP and
Airproducts
Location: Wilhelmshaven,
Hamburg
Case study Green energy import terminals - Ammonia Hydrogen and LNG terminals
Germany's Green Energy Ambitions: Import Terminals for a Sustainable Future
Germany is on the forefront of a green revolution, and the latest development in this journey is the construction of green
energy import terminals. These terminals are set to become a cornerstone in Germany's ambitious plan to transition to clean
energy.
One of the first of these terminals is planned for Hamburg, a city known for its commitment to innovation and sustainability.
This terminal will specialize in the importation of green ammonia, a compound that can be converted into hydrogen, a clean
fuel with a wide range of applications from powering vehicles to heating homes.
AECOM provides interdisciplinary support for these projects, accompanying them through all phases of the project cycle. We
offer assistance with complex challenges in the approval process to make it efficient and targeted. For large-scale projects,
such as a hydrogen plant with storage and trailer loading, we navigate through the required approval procedure according to
the Federal Immission Control Act (BImSchG), taking into account all relevant state regulations. In addition, we are
experienced in handling other approval procedures that are summarized in BImSchG approval or plan approvals, such as
construction applications, Operational Safety Ordinance (BetrSichV), Incident Ordinance (StörfallV), Environmental Impact
Assessment Act (UVPG), and the Technical Instructions on Noise Abatement (TA-Lärm).
Our multidisciplinary range of services includes engineering, environmental and management services from a single source.
We carry out national and international market analyses, assist with site selection and handle the approval process. From
project development to execution, we develop, design and build projects that not only improve infrastructure, but also reduce
energy and water consumption and contribute to the generation of renewable energy. With these projects, we are helping
Germany to achieve the goal of greenhouse gas neutrality by 2045, as set out in the National Hydrogen Strategy.
12. AECOM
Environmental Planning Advice for Llŷr Floating Offshore Wind Project
CASESTUDY
Our experienced environmental
and stakeholder engagement
professionals expertly evaluated
environmental impacts, made
recommendations on best routes
and designs to minimize marine
species impacts, and engaged
stakeholders using digital tools.
Client
Llŷr Floating Wind Limited
Location
Pembrokeshire, UK
Contract Value
£1.3 MM
Years
2021-2024
Project Overview
AECOM is providing technical, environmental and planning advice related to the
Marine License and DNS consent for this floating offshore wind project comprised
of two leases of 100MW capacity, providing a facility to demonstrate new models of
floating offshore wind technology. Specifically, the project will enable each floating
platform technology to be validated.
Client Benefits
• AECOM’s team of specialists – the majority in-house, have delivered a strong
coordinated approach that fully captures the project scope.
• Our team designed workshops to provide a periodic feedback loop during the
ongoing assessment work to highlight key project risks and opportunities for risk
avoidance or mitigation. For example, the team is currently aiming to develop a
design which avoids the need for percussive piling, so as to minimise impacts on
marine species.
• The team is leading a series of onshore/offshore technical forums to inform key
stakeholders of survey findings and to gain inputs as work progresses. Such
inputs have been critical during the EIA scoping stage, and will remain of value
during the impact assessment and mitigation strategy development.
• AECOM launched an interactive web-based consultation tool to supplement face-
to-face engagement events, engaging more diverse audiences and significantly
increasing the number of people engaged in consultation events.
• Our team will be creating a digital EIA using AECOM’s PlanEngage™ featuring
interactive 3D mapping, described as layered story-telling, enabling users to
focus in on areas of most interest. Other features include videos, audio, 3D virtual
models and before/after image slilders, increasing understanding and increasing
local buy-in.
Work Performed
The project involves two leases of 100MW capacity, Llŷr 1 and Llŷr 2, using two
new floating wind technologies, collectively forming a single 200MW demonstrator
project for consent, connected to the grid via a single export cable route, landfall
and onshore cable route, with associated substation and grid connection. AECOM
provided the following services:
• EIA Scoping
• Environmental Statement Coordination
• Technical, Environmental and Planning Advice related to the Marine License
• Development of National Significance (DNS) consent
• Stakeholder Engagement
We are currently approaching the EIA Scoping submission stage.
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13. AECOM
Civil and Electrical Design of Onshore Cable Route/Converter Station for Berwick Bank Offshore Wind Farm
CASESTUDY
AECOM’s broad experience
base enabled all services
to be provided by in-house
staff, navigating challenging
engineering and cultural
considerations, and bringing in
specialist support from areas
such as ground engineering, fire
risk and planning.
Client
SSE Renewables
Location
Scotland, UK
Contract Value
£400,000
Years
2019-2022
Project Overview
AECOM completed the civil and electrical design of the 6km onshore cable route and converter
station for Berwick Bank Offshore Wind Farm to support the client’s planning application.
Client Benefits
• AECOM’s design and routing for the cables from landfall successfully addressed several
areas of advanced engineering difficulty including HDD road and rail crossings, watercourse
crossings, avoidance of historic sites and archaeological interest sites, route separation
from domestic dwellings and steep terrain.
• Our experienced engineers recognized unusual conditions at landfall and explored
alternative methods for taking the 220kv export cables onshore including HDD, micro-
tunnelling and traiditonal tunneling techniques.
• Several options for siting onshore substations were investigated and the optimum
arrangement was decided with the client, exploring options for AIS and GIS solutions
including non-SF6 options for GIS switchgear and trunking.
• Anticipating future power needs, the team investigated an additional option for the footprint
should the project switch to HVDC. The size and site reflects potential HVDC converter
stations according to different practices of two different HVDC suppliers.
• Our extensive ground investigation work helped inform the design process.
• Despite limited available input from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), our team used
existing contacts with major equipment OEMs to establish likely size, weight and delivery
lead time for several items of equipment that were identified as being on the project critical
path
• To give the client maximum flexibility, AECOM scoped and managed multiple GI campaigns.
The scope of design was from the landfall transition bay to the grid POC. The cable route was
a combination of both HVDC (wind farm export cable – 220kV) and HVAC (grid connection
cable – 400kV) cabling and including multiple HDD designs along the cable route. AECOM
looked at a wide variety of design options, including:
- Air Insulated Substation (AIS)
- Gas Insulated Substation (GIS)
- AC connection to OWF
- HVDC connection to OWF
- Different locations
- Single substation versus 2 substations
- Innovative landfall approach
Work Performed
SSE engaged AECOM to look at the onshore elements of the Berwick Bank 1.2GW offshore
wind farm. This included landfall, export cabling at 220kV, export cabling at 400kV to the TSO
substation and the onshore substation (400/220kV).
Additional to the above, there were alternative options for HVDC cabling and a HVDC onshore
converter station included in the scope.
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14. AECOM
Civils Design for Onshore Connection Works for Dogger Bank Offshore Windfarm
CASESTUDY
The AECOM team delivered the
project with careful attention to
safety in this area where there were
multiple utility crossings.
Client
SSE/Equinor JV
Location
Yorkshire, UK
Contract Value
£970
Years
2018-2020
Project Overview
AECOM provided Civil Engineering, Geotechnical, Hydrology, Technical Advisor, Cost
Consultancy and GIS Consultancy services to the SSE / Equinor JV for their Dogger Bank (Creyke
Beck A & B) Onshore Civils Connection Works in East Riding, Yorkshire.
Services provided included:
• Civil Engineering
• Geotechnical
• Hydrology
• Site Civils Technical Advisor
• Site Geotechnical Technical Advisor
• Cost Consultancy
• GIS Consultancy
Client Benefits
• The team took a sympathetic approach with landowners and provided careful planning, as the
majority of the route is across low lying farmland.
• Careful attention to safety and adherence to permitting requirements was observed as there
are numerous crossings of existing utilities including National/Regional high pressure gas
pipelines that required permits to dig prior to excavations in the vicinity of the service.
• AECOM reviewed and rationalised Employers and ESI Contractors requirements to provide a
single onshore ground investigation contract.
Work Performed
As part of the Onshore Civils Design package, a HVDC cable was to be installed over a length of
approximately 30km, from the landfall at Hornsea, north of Skipsea, to a new Converter Station
located near Beverley, with a further 2km of HVAC cable to the existing National Grid substation at
Creyke Beck.
AECOM provided the following scope of works for the Onshore Civils Design:
• Existing 3rd Party Assets and Utilities Services Search
• Preliminary & Detailed Design of the project Enabling Works (Public Highway Access Points)
• General DCO Pre-commencement Condition Discharge Assistance
• Detailed Design of the HVDC Converter Station Site Enabling Works (Civil Platform and
Perimeter Drainage)
• Onshore Ground Investigation Scope, Scheduling, Contract Preparation and Supervision
• Concept design for Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) at major river and rail crossing points
DESIGN OF ACCESS JUNCTIONS
AECOM provided detailed design for 15 access points along the route to facilitate vehicular
access for cable laying apparatus and HDD equipment.
These access points vary from upgrade of existing field accesses to new junctions, and were
designed in accordance with DMRB and local authority guidelines.
DESIGN OF CONVERTER STATION PLATFORM
Our team designed a civils working platform, to allow the civils contractor to construct the
Converter Station.
HDD CONCEPT DESIGN
Concept drawings provided for major HDD crossing points, under East Coast Mainline railway,
and under River Hull. These designs take cognisance of cable depth and separation requirements.
ONSHORE GROUND INVESTIGATION
The ground investigation specifically targeted the landfall and converter station sites and the
numerous Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) crossings required at major roads, railway and
river crossing points. The intrusive works comprised 59 No. cable percussion boreholes some
with rotary continuation, 12 No. cone penetration tests and 186 No. machine excavated trial pits.
In situ testing included apparent and thermal resistivity testing of the soils to inform the cable
design. AECOM scoped the ground investigation, provided the specification, bill of quantities
and drawings for the works, allowing the client to procure a contractor. AECOM assisted in the
technical element of the tender review and are providing site supervision during the works.
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15. AECOM
Planning and Environmental Advisory for Star of the South Offshore Wind Project
CASESTUDY
Detailed planning, regulatory
consultation and ecological
surveys helped identify the
best pathways for the project to
expedite approvals of this first of
its type project in Australia
Client
Star of the South
Location
Victoria, Australia
Contract Value
AUD 14M
Years
2020-2023
Project Overview
AECOM was engaged as planning and environmental advisor to support the Star of the South
-- Australia’s first offshore wind project. If developed to its full potential, the project would
generate up to 2.2 GW of new capacity, powering around 1.2 million homes across the state
of Victoria.
The project includes a transmission network of cables and substations to connect the
offshore wind farm to the wider electricity network in Latrobe Valley.
Client Benefits
• The AECOM team identified a suitable pathway for the project to obtain the required
planning and environmental approvals. The detailed planning that was undertaken has
enabled Star of the South to identify and actively manage the approval risks associated
with the project.
• By providing clear guidance on the approach to planning and environmental approvals
based on extensive previous experience, Star of the South grew confidence in developing
and implementing the project.
Work Performed
AECOM was engaged as a planning and environmental advisor to support the development
of the project, with work continuing through to 2023.
Our team developed an approvals strategy to identify the most appropriate planning and
environment approvals pathway for the project and develop a detailed project schedule to
achieve the approvals. As the project is the first of its type in Australia, the development of
the approvals strategy involved extensive consultation with regulatory agencies.
AECOM prepared project referrals in relation to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity
Conservation Act 1999 and Environment Effects Act 1978 to inform government decisions
on the approvals process. These referrals, including preliminary ecology, heritage and visual
impact assessments were submitted in April 2020. Our team performed marine mammal and
seabird surveys to support forthcoming impact assessments.
The team undertook detailed ecological surveys across three onshore transmission corridor
options for the connection of the wind farm to the wider electricity transmission network in
the Latrobe Valley. This work contributed to an assessment of the alignment options.
Tasks included finalisation of a study program and scoping of the specialist assessments
required to satisfy Commonwealth and State approvals requirements. These detailed
assessments were undertaken through 2021 and 2022.
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Assessment of BOEM’s Role in Reviewing Hydrogen Production as a
Complement to Offshore Wind
AECOM’s deep regulatory and
energy experience assisted BOEM in
identifying permitting and regulatory
changes needed to advance Hydrogen
as a complementary transport
mechanism for offshore wind energy.
Client
BOEM
Location
US Outer Continental Shelf (OCS)
Contract Value
USD 138K
Years
2021-2022
Project Overview
AECOM provided BOEM with the necessary background, analysis,
and recommendations to update existing regulatory guidance for
offshore development on the OCS, and to identify existing gaps
in technical review expertise required for administering hydrogen
production as a complement to offshore wind energy (H2-OSW)
permitting and for safety enforcement under BSEE. The hydrogen
molecule (H2) is an emerging energy vector that can be used as a
clean burning fuel, which can be produced from OSW energy as a
fully green fuel. A robust H2 energy sector is a United States (US)
federal priority supporting national energy security and resilience,
contributing to climate and environmental policy goals.
Developed through diversified research and interactive workshops,
AECOM developed a report and peer-reviewed journal article to
recommend updates to permitting and regulatory guidance, including
amendments for existing leases, integrating H2-OSW in the existing
OSW stakeholder engagement process and fully incorporating
H2-OSW on the OCS as an option in future leases. We have also
included recommendations for the environmental assessment
requirements and provide suggestions to repurpose some of the
existing regulatory frameworks including OCS oil and natural gas
to address potential regulatory gaps. Our final report also includes
recommendations for technology development, analyses of diverse
business cases, and additional research avenues to promote
adaptable development, reduce potential environmental impacts, and
design mitigation measures.
Client Benefits
AECOM’s experience provided the right fit and perspective to
thoroughly engage this analysis of an emerging energy sector.
• Extensive offshore technical and permitting support
• Broad and diverse client base across energy sectors
• Longstanding support of BOEM and other federal agencies/
familiarity with priorities and process
• Coordinated team approach synthesizing regulatory expertise with
technical research and development capabilities for both offshore
wind and hydrogen
Proud winner of the 2022 Climate
Change Business Journal Award for
Project Merit: Renewable Energy
Experience
17. AECOM
Environmental Permitting for Beacon Wind Offshore Wind Project
The AECOM team’s expert
regulatory knowledge,
broad experience base
and innovative GIS portal
served to streamline
ongoing permitting for
this critical offshore wind
project.
Client
BP/Equinor
Location
Massachusetts, USA
Years
2019-Present
Project Overview
AECOM is responsible for environmental permitting which includes the development of the Site
Assessment Plan (SAP), the Construction and Operations Plan (COP), as well as key federal, state, and
local permits, approvals, and consultations.
Client Benefits
• Created comprehensive GIS portal to support the project and agency filings. The portal incorporated
existing data sources and new survey data collected throughout the project area. Access to the portal
provided expedited map creation for internal and external meetings as well as permit applications.
• The team’s expert regulatory knowledge and professional relationships provided strategic support,
streamlining agency interactions and plan submittals.
Work Performed
To support the SAP and COP submittal, AECOM and its contractors performed the following activities:
• The feasibility of potential export cable landfall locations, onshore converter station site(s), and the
interconnection to a Point of Interconnect.
• The alternative locations for the onshore converter station, landfall locations including cable
calculations, cable routing of the export cables, and interconnection cables which were ranked and
assessed for risk.
• The different alternatives considering potential constraints, cost, and schedule, including site
preparation, civil structures, land rights, cable routing, zoning, environmental and regulatory interfaces
as part of a ranking and decision tree process.
• Led development of the Site Assessment Plan (SAP) for metocean moorings and supported this
through the decommissioning activities.
• Led development of the Construction and Operations Plan (COP) as the first Project to meet the new
BOEM Notice of Intent requirements.
• Supported the Public Scoping process with attendance at BOEM public scoping meetings both in
person and virtual and addressed responses to public comment.
• Supported federal, state, and local permits, approvals, and consultations.
• Led communications with the Indigenous nations and stakeholders including preparation of a Native
American Tribes Communication Plan and provided ongoing support as a Tribal Liaison for Equinor.
• Consulted with local fishing communities and multiple agencies at state, federal, and local levels to
develop study plans to help understand and minimize the project’s impacts on the local maritime
economy.
• Led the design and development of additional studies related to visual changes, sediment transport,
air, noise, and underwater sound.
• Led development of a BOEM Survey Plan for additional HRG survey, MARA target research, and
geotechnical borings, including necessary federal, state, and local permits for the geotechnical scope.
• Supported agency project review with the creation of a benthic viewer depicting benthic sampling
data, collected bathymetry, backscatter, side scan sonar and NFMS habitat classifications.
• Provided QMA and client reps during the geophysical and benthic sampling campaigns
In addition to the support for the Site Assessment Plan (SAP) and COP, AECOM also supported successful
applications for Power Purchase Agreements, and completed conceptual design work for an HVDC
substation located Astoria, New York.
AECOM evaluated:
• The feasibility of potential export cable landfall locations, onshore converter station site(s), and the
interconnection to a Point of Interconnect.
• The alternative locations for the onshore converter station, landfall locations including cable
calculations, cable routing of the export cables, and interconnection cables which were ranked and
assessed for risk.
• The different alternatives considering potential constraints, cost, and schedule, including site
preparation, civil structures, land rights, cable routing, zoning, environmental and regulatory interfaces
as part of a ranking and decision tree process.
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19. Staff Matrix
Name
Title OSW Permitting
GIS and
Mapping
Subsea
Cables
Sediment/
Water
Quality
Physical
Oceanography
Marine
Biology
resources
Ecological
Mitigation
and
restoration
Marine Field
Surveys
Marine/
Coastal
Project
Permitting
Geophysical
marine
investigations
Geotechnical
Maximilian
Kieckmusch
Marine
Scientist/
Project
Manager
• • • • • • •
Andreas
Weyer
Project
Manager • • • •
Rebecca Ellis Senior Marine
Scientist/
Project
Manager
• • • • • • • • •
Nadine Weber Ecologist
• • • • • •
Arre Verweed Geophysicist
• • • • •
Frank Fortune EIA Technical
Director • •
Phil Arnold Geophysicist
• • • • • •
20. Key German Staff Bios
Dr Rebecca Ellis
Rebecca is a very experienced project manager and expert in marine biology. With over 15 years of professional experience, she has led a
number of international projects including marine programs in the Red Sea, Gulf of Aqaba, Indian Ocean, and North Atlantic. She has an
MSC in marine biology and a PhD in environmental engineering. Additionally, she has led various geological and geotechnical
investigations. In particular, with her offshore experience. She supports environmental teams in globally in permit management and close
important gaps in our expertise.
With her international background and her expertise in marine biology, her experience with complex exploration techniques and dealing
with a large number of different project stakeholders, she will provide us with excellent support in the further expansion and
development of our Permit Management Team, especially for the coastal/offshore regions.
She has years of experience in coastal and marine projects. Rebecca has applied this knowledge and practical experience with complex
systems and ecology to the offshore wind development market. She has proven skills to manage large projects with multiple disciplines.
She has designed and managed multifaceted field programs that are based on sound statistical design that deliver clients with data that
can be used to establish baseline conditions, satisfy trend-based hypothesis testing, or make determinations of impact.
She is also a certified commercial SCUBA Diver. She has experience identifying marine species in the field, conducting fisheries surveys,
marine mammal, and protected species observation, and analysing data.
21. Key German Staff Bios
Maximilian Kieckbusch
Max stands out as an environmental scientist with a robust foundation in soil sciences, ecology, environmental law, and Geographic
Information Systems (GIS). His six years of experience in the approval processes for large-scale infrastructure projects in Germany,
encompassing both offshore and onshore developments, speak to his deep expertise in the field.
He is well-versed in formal approval procedures, plan approval processes, and the intricacies of the Federal Emission Control Act
(BImSchG), as well as environmental impact assessments in accordance with the UVPG. Maximilian's skill set is further enhanced by his
proficiency in project management and his effective communication with authorities, demonstrating his capability to adeptly navigate
complex regulatory environments. His contributions to sustainable development initiatives are indicative of a professional who is not only
knowledgeable but also deeply committed to environmental stewardship.
His career trajectory showcases a dedication to excellence and a keen understanding of the multifaceted nature of environmental
science, positioning him as a valuable asset in any endeavor related to environmental planning and conservation.
22. Key German Staff Bios
Andreas Weyer
Andreas Weyer has over eighteen years of professional experience in the fields of permit management and environmental engineering.
His main fields of activity include the execution of approval procedures according to the Federal Immission Control Act, the Federal Water
Act and the Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health, also including the preliminary examination according to the requirements of the
Environmental Impact Assessment Act as well as planning approval procedures, e.g. EnWG.
Andreas has experience in the field of infrastructure projects (underground cable systems) and in the evaluation of sites according to
planning law (e.g. converters).
23. Key German Staff Bios
Dr. Nadine Weber
Nadine is an experienced biologist with focus on aquatic ecology and toxicology. She has profound knowledge in wildlife ecology and
worked as regulatory ecotoxicologist for risk assessment of plant protection products for wild birds and mammals at BASF SE. With her
regulatory and scientific experience in industry, she provides excellent support in strategic planning of projects with different
stakeholders including national and international authorities.
Due to her interest in marine biology, she holds a certificate as advanced open water diver (AOWD) and has experience in field studies
during marine excursions in the Mediterranean Sea and North Sea during her time at the Alfred-Wegener Institute for polar and marine
research. The combination of marine ecotoxicology and ecology position her to conduct environmental impact assessment for offshore
projects.
Our services span the full project lifecycle from cradle to grave. We’ve supported development of new offshore wind areas by supporting site evaluations, developing regulatory strategies, and supporting the development of the relevant ancillary infrastructures such as ports and grids. We support our clients, who include offshore wind developers, port authorities and operators, grid operators and original equipment manufacturers, through the development and construction of their projects and onward through operations.
The bar on the bottom is particularly relevant to our unique offering to the market – Given our role as a major infrastructure consulting practice serving multiple private and public sector markets, we are uniquely positioned to assist our clients in managing the complexities of these multifaceted energy projects.
AECOM has provided services to offshore wind projects around the world. Here in the US, our team has supported permitting efforts, port developments and electrical infrastructure associated with the development of offshore wind in the US north east and our teams are gearing up to grow with the pacific and gulf of Mexico markets as they ramp up. While offshore wind is a relatively new industry in the US, the industry has decades of experience in Europe, and our European teams have built up substantial knowledge which we are leveraging in other regions. AECOM is similarly at the forefront of other offshore wind development areas, including notably Taiwan and Australia, where our teams are currently permitting some of the premier projects in these markets.