CEC can
evaluate a methanol, ammonia, hydrogen, petrochemical
production or gas processing project at an early stage
and make recommendations:
Definition
of the Corporate Strategy in Implementation of
the Project Project Viability, Economics and Sensitivity Analyses
Development
of Concept and Project Scope Definition
Assistance
in Debt Financing Sources
Assessment
of the Licensing Requirements, Permits, Codes and
Standards
Environmental
and Socio-economic Impact Definition of the
Project
Feedstock
Availability, Terms and Conditions, Impact on the
Economics
Infrastructure
Considerations and Site Selection
Project
and Product Logistics
Marketing
Studies to Identify End Uses and Potential Clients
Evaluation
and Selection of Process Technologies and Control
Schemes
Optimization
Studies
Capital
Cost Reduction Features and Justification
Third
Party Due Diligence for a Project or in the Plant
Acquisitions
CEC
combining the project knowledge with engineering skills
is uniquely qualified in the decision making and by
involvement
in the details of the project at the onset to
ensure all the directions comply with the overall project
economic criteria.
This enables high energy efficiency
plant design, lowering capital costs, timely and
on-budget completion of the project.
As an example of a sensitivity analysis, a comprasion between MTO (Methanol-to-Olefins, mainly ethylene) and ETO (Ethane-to-Ethylene)
routes was provided in the attached Figure 1/A