Experience Across the Group
Early design decisions shape how an energy development can be built, commissioned and operated. KAGES connects engineering studies with construction and field experience across feasibility, conceptual design, FEED and detailed engineering design.
- Review feasibility assumptions and conceptual development options.
- Assess FEED definition, detailed-design interfaces and constructability.
- Connect cost models and Primavera P6 levels 1–5 schedules with execution assumptions.
- Review water-resource, sulphur-production and rail-loading feasibility, and carbon-capture integration interfaces.
Technical and Delivery Interfaces
The design stage determines the available evidence and the depth of review. Practical layout and location choices, water-resource constraints and operating-plant tie-ins need explicit assumptions and clear engineering responsibilities.
