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Dessau announced its expansion into Toronto through the acquisition of John Emery Geotechnical Engineering Limited (JEGEL), a Toronto-based geotechnical engineering firm.
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Central America

 

Cuba

 

Co-generation power station implementation, Antonio Sanchez complex - Implementation of a 20 MW co-generation power station in a complex where a sugar production factory and an alcohol production centre are operating.  The project is located in the municipality of Antonio Sanchez, in Cuba.  Project promotion-related endeavours, preliminary feasibility study and project financing plan are part of Dessau's mandate.  (on-going since 2002)

 

Implementation of a co-generation power station, Sancti Spiritu complex - Implementation of a 30 MW co-generation power plant in the municipality of Sancti Spiritu, in Cuba.  Dessau has been responsible for promotion-related activities, conducted preliminary feasibility studies and established the project's financing plan.  The mandate, still on-going, covers a detailed feasibility that includes all technical, environmental and financial aspects.  (2002 on-going)

 

Haïti

 

Modernization of the power sector - In its privatization reform program, the Government of Haiti has decided to concede to a private firm the management and operation of energy production, transmission and distribution currently provided by the Société Nationale d’Électricité (SNE).  Considering the importance of this reform, DESSAU is mandated to provide technical and institutional assistance related to the proposed privatization of the power sector.   (1997-1998)

 

National master plan for rural and village electrification - Preparation of a national master plan identifying investments for electrification to be made until the year 2005. The electrical energy subsector in Haiti has been the subject of several aid programs for the last ten years but mostly in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince; the electrification of villages and rural areas is low. The national master plan identified investments required over the next 20 years to progressively allow the different regions and adequate supply of electricity.  The main steps comprise: a study of the present situation (government policies, existing facilities, Ed'H personnel, electricity rates, financial results of Ed'H, outside financing, resources, profitability, quality of service, discount rate), a socio-economic study and demand forecasts (demographic and economic growth, cost of electricity, competition from wood charcoal, use of home appliances), a study of electrification plans (generating stations, transmission and distribution power lines, interconnections, investments in 5 year programs), rate studies and financial planning (financial evolution of Ed'H in view of the proposed investments, changes to the electricity rates, financial forecasting) to finally arrive at the preparation of the National Master Plan, which has been designed to be easily updated. The organization and the functioning of the planning department of Ed'H and of the associated ministries was analysed and recommendations has been prepared.  Then the methodology, the data obtained and the models used during the preparation of the master plan has been transferred to Ed'H..  (1986-1988)

 

Dominicain Republic

 

Minihydro Power Plant, Dominican Republic - The project includes the engineering, provision and construction of four small hydroelectric power plants by taking advantage of the hydroelectric potential of the existing dams and irrigation channels, as well as the electrical distribution networks. The run of river power plants range in power from 1 to 4 MW and are located inland near the cities of San Juan, Las Barias, Canal Boba and Janico. The project covers 100 kilometers of distribution lines (low/medium power) deserving over 5000 inhabitants. (2001-04)

 

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South America

 

Argentina

Reviewal of System Planning Studies, Argentina - Canada's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Task Force on Central and Eastern Europe invited B.C. Hydro International to submit a proposal for the training requirements and the opportunities for assistance to the Ministry of Energy and Fuels in Russia subsequent to the dissolution of the USSR.  On the basis of a proposal submitted by B.C. Hydro International, Foreign Affairs approved a Canadian Utilities investigative mission to Russia by four senior managers - two from B.C. Hydro and two from Ontario Hydro. The resulting project consisted of the provision of training and institutional strengthening in the areas of finance and economics, management methods, human resource development, system operation, power pools, conservation and demand side management, environmental/mitigation and management methods for managers of Russian electrical utilities.

Chili

 

Powerplant and Atacama Substation – Chili. (Febuary to October 1998)

 

Peru

 

Transmission line rehabilitation project, Empresa de Transmisión Eléctrica Centro Norte - ETECEN S.A. operates a wide electric distribution network including 1,600 km of 220 kV transmission lines along the Pacific coast in Peru. The saline effect on the equipment results in fast degradation of the infrastructures such as the towers, the insulators and the cables. Considering the importance of this transmission line in the network, the Ministry of Energy and Mines of Peru requested to carry out a study on reduction of losses and saline effects on the distribution network operated by ETECEN S.A.  This study will be preliminary to the rehabilitation of the equipment according to the proposed recommendations. (1996-99)                              

 

Rural electrification, Peru - Works supervision of 21 small electrical systems and two transmission lines and substation 60/22.9 kV, for rural electrification.  The works supervision consisted on the electrification of 656 rural towns supplying energy to 400 000 people, including:2850 Km of 22.9 kV distribution lines120 Km of 60 kV transmission lines Seven substations 60/22.9 kV, 70 MVA (March 2001-April 2002).

                       

Supervision of engineering and electromechanical works – Rural electrification, Peru - Supervision of project for the distribution of electricity in 656 towns across the country and located far away from the main cities.  The project includes construction of 120 km of transmission lines of 60 kV and 21 small electrical satellite networks. 

 

Venezuela

Construction of two 800 kV Transmission Lines, Venezuela - From the Guri Power-house to Caracas, two 800 kV transmission lines of 600 km each 1981-1983

 

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