Contract Strategy Development
ConnellGriffin’s detailed report delivered the following key outcomes to GWA:
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
In order to maintain competitiveness 2020 in the wind farm construction and wholesale energy market, Goldwind Australia (GWA) is exploring multiple options for decreasing the levelised cost of energy for its pipeline of development projects.
Construction costs (capital cost) are one of the most significant contributors to the levelised cost of energy - and the civil and electrical balance of plant (BOP) works have a key impact on construction costs.
As part of GWA’s initiative to reduce the levelised cost of energy across its projects, GWA’s pre-contracts team engaged ConnellGriffin to explore how different contracting models can reduce construction expenditure for BOP works and how these changes may affect the overall risk profile for GWA during the pre-contract and delivery phases of its projects.
ConnellGriffin’s engagement and methodology was delivered over three phases:
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