Aveng E+PC Engineering & Projects Company, provides Project Development, Project Management, Engineering and Construction Management Services. It is a skills intensive organisation with highly qualified and experienced technical and managerial staff.
It drives EPC or EPCM solutions for utilities, independent power producers, co-generation operations, waste to energy operations, Original Equipment Manufacturer suppliers (OEM’s) and other major engineering companies in the power generation and the renewable energy sectors.
Most Co-generation and Waste to Energy projects require integrated solutions of existing processes while maintaining the original intent of the industrial complex, thus requiring thorough understanding of the business and process plant for optimisation before implementation.
The Power & Energy team has the capability to investigate, advise and implement integrated solutions as well as broad experience in optimising and incorporating the most suitable or specialist technology to fulfil specific project needs. The team also engineer, design and procure materials handling and balance of plant systems in-house.
Operating Groups within the Aveng Group as well as divisions within Aveng E+PC compliment the Power & Energy Division to assist clients in identifying value add to their existing industrial processes and plants to
reduce environmentally hazardous emissions which could also have carbon credit advantages as an additional benefit.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
It is part of Aveng’s long term strategy to develop renewable power projects.
The Power & Energy Division of Aveng E+PC can execute Wind, Photo Voltaic (PV) and Concentrated Solar
Power (CSP) projects on an EPC or EPCM basis with OEM’s. Aveng E+PC will source the optimum core technology from international OEMs and specialists with the engineering and supply of the balance of plant services and the site infrastructure being undertaken in-house.
Aveng was involved with the construction of the 90 MW ‘Te Apiti Wind Farm’, currently the largest wind farm in New Zealand and in the Southern Hemisphere.