Project Development Model - Green Gas Inc

Our Project Development model offers a comprehensive and integrated solution designed specifically for biogas generator systems, Renewable Natural Gas (RNG), and Biofuels projects. Aligned seamlessly with the Front-End Loading (FEL) methodology, it covers the entire spectrum from the initial conceptual study (FEL1) to the execution phase (FEL4).

By integrating the essential FEL principles, the model ensures a strategic, well-informed, and collaborative approach to asset development, guiding projects smoothly through diverse phases. This innovative approach transforms the development process, providing businesses with the necessary tools and expertise to navigate asset development intricacies, including permitting, proforma refinement, various agreements and contracting requirements, and project execution.​

The FEL process typically starts with a brief due diligence task to assess the status of the project, whether it is a greenfield or acquisition. This is followed by the creation of a detailed project development and execution plan and roadmap. These could entail an onsite assessment and review of current project documentation and data room, followed by an initial customized project execution plan.​

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