Hill International Selected as Owner’s Engineer for the Development of Combined-Cycle Gas Turbine Power Plant in Northeastern Greece
Hill International announced its appointment as the leader of a consortium for the development of the €375 million combined-cycle gas turbine power plant in Komotini, Greece. The facility aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by up to 3.7 million tons annually compared to coal-fired plants, with a capacity of 877 MW. Construction started in September 2021, with commissioning expected in early 2024. Hill will oversee engineering and construction processes to ensure compliance with standards and resolve contractor claims, enhancing its footprint in Southern Europe's energy sector.
- Hill International appointed as leader of consortium for €375 million power plant project.
- The power plant will reduce CO2 emissions by up to 3.7 million tons annually.
- Hill's role enhances its presence in the energy sector of Southern Europe.
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PHILADELPHIA and ATHENS, Greece, Dec. 07, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hill International (NYSE:HIL), delivering the infrastructure of change, announced today it was appointed as the leader of a consortium as Owner’s Engineer for the development of Thermoilektriki Komotinis’ new combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plant in the Komotini industrial area of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace, Greece.
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The Hill Consortium will review and comment on the technical content of the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract; supervise construction; represent the owner in all technical aspects of the contract; and review and comment on contractor submittals to help ensure compliance with the EPC contract and applicable national and European Union (EU) specifications, standards, and codes. The Hill team will also facilitate a complete design review of the power plant, monitor project construction progress and schedule, evaluate look-ahead plans, support the owner in resolving any contractor claims, and complete other tasks as directed.
Manolis Sigalas, Hill First Vice President and Managing Director for Southern Europe says: “We are particularly excited to have been selected to support the delivery of this strategic power plant. Together with our engineering partners Tractebel-Engie we are confident that we will provide exceptional Owner’s Engineer service, for the benefit of the investment and of all stakeholders involved.”
“We’re proud to take part in this significant power generation project,” adds Hill Chief Executive Officer Raouf S. Ghali. “Our client’s investment will help meet growing demand for more sustainable energy throughout Greece. We’re also excited to grow our presence in the energy sector of Southern Europe, where we expect to help deliver many other innovative and sustainable energy projects in the coming years.”
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