Due Diligence - Biomass Cogeneration Plant

The project consisted in the due diligence of the conversion of an oil boiler to a forest biomass cogeneration plant with an organic Rankine cycle (ORC) for an autonomous network in Northern Quebec, serving an isolated community not connected to the province’s grid.

Due Diligence – Biomass Cogeneration Plant

LOCATION
Quebec, Canada

CLIENT
Confidential

Highlights

Waste-to-energy conversion and heat recovery.
The due diligence was carried out in accordance with the good practices contained in the Business case due diligence guide for major public infrastructure projects, as prepared by the Quebec Treasury Board.
This transition would represent a reduction of 5,375 tonnes of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions per year.

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