Engineering | Project Oversight

There are risks inherent in every project. Engineering and project oversight mitigates these risks by offering on-going, independent, and comprehensive reviews of the project, people, and processes. The goal of this oversight is to ensure timely project completion within budget. Optimum oversight begins early in the planning phase and continues until the project is completed and operational.

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Engineering | Project Oversight

Engineering | Project Oversight Experts

With an average of over 30 years' experience, our bioenergy experts handle a wide range of technology assessment & review, commercial readiness analysis, engineering & design oversight, project planning, environmental assistance, and feedstock evaluation. For a more complete list, see below.

  • Aseptic Design
  • Aspen Simulation
  • Biomass Supply Chain Development & Analysis
  • Biotechnology Assessment & Review
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Cogeneration
  • Combined Heat & Power (CHP)
  • Commercial Readiness Analysis
  • Cost Engineering
  • Downstream Processes
  • Efficiency Analysis
  • Engineering Oversight
  • Environmental Assistance
  • Experimental Design
  • Feedstock Evaluation
  • Fermenter Design
  • Fuel Additives & Marketing
  • Manufacturing Review
  • Permitting Strategy
  • Plant Engineering & Design
  • Process Engineering Review
  • Process Hazard Analysis
  • Process Simulation
  • Product Formulation
  • Project Planning
  • Reactor Design
  • Technology Assessment

Oversight of Bioeconomy Projects

Project oversight is the process by which owners, investors, shareholders, or other project participants protect projects performed on their behalf. This oversight is important to ensure that the project proceeds on time and within budget. Having good project oversight, also allows stakeholders to identify problem areas early and take corrective action while this cost of correction is the least expensive and most manageable.

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