K&M was contracted by the World Bank to review and prepare an outline for privately funded power generation projects in Pakistan. K&M evaluated the following projects: 1) 4×323 MW, oil-fired station, 2) 3×340 coal-fired station, 3) lignite-fired multi-unit station with fluidized bed combustion, and 4) hydroelectric station. K&M also assisted the World Bank in the […]
K&M was the technical advisor and consulting engineer to KTI Energy and Resources Services, Inc., for a 5 million gallon per day water desalination plant and municipal waste-to-energy facility capable of generating 40 MW (net) for sale to the grid to be completed for the Defense Housing Authority in Karachi. This project was offered on […]
K&M designed a $5 million program of technical assistance that would enable the Government of India to effectively respond to the needs of private power project developers attempting to develop projects in the country.
K&M was retained as Lender’s Engineer by the National Development Finance Corporation of Pakistan (NDFC) on behalf of the project lenders for the Raiwind Power Project as part of NDFC’s due diligence review. The project sponsors formed SEPCOL as a limited company incorporated in Pakistan to implement the US$138 million 117 MW (gross) power plant […]
K&M served as primary consulting engineers for this due diligence assignment. K&M was responsible for a complete technical and financial review of a 100 MW independent private power project (captive plant) in Pakistan. The review was to determine the technical feasibility and commercial application of the medium-speed diesel engines, fueled by heavy-fuel oil. K&M conducted […]
K&M was engaged by US DOE to conduct a comprehensive review of potential application of clean coal power generation technologies in China, India and Indonesia. K&M did a detailed analysis of these three markets to assess specific opportunities, barriers to meeting the opportunities, and options for addressing those barriers. K&M used the information gathered from […]
K&M, along with Sub-contractor Tata Consulting Engineers (India), was engaged by US DOE to conduct a technical and financial feasibility study and developed business plans for commercial deployment of the Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) advanced technology in India. Two proposed projects consisting of a gasification island and a power island were evaluated: 1) a […]
K&M was engaged by a US company THERMOCHEM Incorporated under a Subcontract Agreement to assist them in performing a Feasibility Study for an Indian sugar producer, Ajinkyatara Cooperative who considered developing a 30 MW cogeneration plant. K&M estimated plant’s performance characteristics and prepared cost estimate as well as financial model to estimate the tariffs to […]
Initiated in the late-1980s, the Hub Power Project was the largest private power project in the developing world to reach financial close. Structured on a Build-Own-Operate (BOO) basis, the transaction secured, for the first time ever, World Bank financing of a private infrastructure project. K&M served in a variety of roles as the project progressed […]
At request of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), K&M prepared a paper and a presentation summarizing its’ experience including the process, the results, and lessons learned during performance of the Transaction Advisory assignment assisting the Government of Bangladesh and the Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB)) in implementing the country’s first Independent Power Project (IPP). K&M […]
