Energy
Ranolia Hydropower Project
Project Name
Management, Design and Supervision of Ranolia Hydropower Project, Pakistan
Client
Sarhad Hydel Development Organization (SHYDO)
Donor
Asian Development Bank
Project Cost
US$ 17 million
Duration
2009-2013
In efforts to exploit the energy potential of the Indus River, the ADB and the Pakistani government identified the Ranolia Hydropower plant as a key solution towards harnessing renewable energy and improving reliable power in the North-West Frontier Province.
SHELADIA worked with our local partners to provide final reviews and verifications of the design and feasibility study for this important hydropower project. Our team was able to ensure greater output of the plant (from 11 to 17 megawatts), oversee all construction efforts, procurement, and ensure strict quality control and quality assurance. According to the ADB, the project has delivered significant benefits to the nearby communities and is expected to recover its investment costs in three years.
Services
- Feasibility Review
- Preparation of Tender Document
- Review of Contractor’s Design
- Management and Supervision
Additional Energy Projects
Project Name
Rural Electrification Project, Bangladesh
Clients
Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board, USAID
Objective
To advise on and monitoring system design; supply procurement services for system components; provide construction management; and to design and implement training for institutional development.
Services Provided
- Procurement Assistance
- Electrical and Mechanical Engineering
- Construction Management
- Preparation of Technical Specification
- Quality Control/Assurance
- Training and Capacity Building
Project Name
Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) Energy Services
Client
Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC)
Objective
To enhance the power sector knowledge of the MCC to a sufficient degree so that MCC are empowered to improve Compact design, implementation, and M&E.