The global transition toward low carbon and decarbonized renewable energy sources is accelerating with disruptive impacts to energy companies, energy consumers, and the energy supply chain. Disruption creates opportunity through emerging technologies, new markets, and available project funding for renewable energy.
Inogen Alliance partners are on the cutting edge of these renewable energy advancements as we collaboratively assist our clients with their own energy transition journeys. Our Global Energy Transition Working Group of over 50 professionals representing 20 different companies are committed to establishing the Alliance as a global leader in consulting with clients on their energy transition goals. Our experience and energy service offerings include strategy development through implementation, and align with the asset lifecycle including project development, operation, and decommissioning. We have completed projects across the energy ecosystem including fossil fuels, renewable fuels, and clean power sources, as well as the ecosystem value chain including material procurement, generation, transmission, storage, distribution, and consumption.
The global footprint of Inogen Alliance allows us to closely track regional and local developments regarding regulatory drivers, shareholder and customer expectations, technological developments, and funding opportunities to guide your company on renewable energy and energy transition.
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The right partner to implement a global process
The great aspect in collaborating with Inogen Alliance is that clients all over the world are not only supported in local project delivery, but they are given the possibility to benchmark with an international network of proactive and synergic members with the aim of optimizing their strategy in pursuing a just energy transition.
Global Strategies. Local Consulting.
Learn more about Energy Transition through Inogen Alliance.
At a global scale we help multinational companies navigate various opportunities and strategies for energy transition in their sustainability strategies. We identify key stakeholders and ensure engagement for strategic decisions and successful implementation, operation or decommissioning related to energy transition plans. Our team develops and implements local and site specific programs with the benchmarking and knowledge from a global understanding.
Inogen Alliance Associates provide a suite of services to support energy transition initiatives, including:
- Transaction Due Diligence
- Siting and Permitting
- Geotechnical
- Engineering
- Environmental and Social Impact Assessments
- EHS Management Systems Development
- EHS Compliance
- Fire Safety
- Construction Safety
- Contractor Management
- Sustainability/ESG Strategic Advisory
- Sustainability/ESG Reporting and Disclosure
- Decarbonization/Carbon Consulting
- Water Stewardship
- Energy Management
- Waste Management
- Contaminated Property Remediation
- Decommissioning
- Emergency Response
- Renewable Energy sources including Ammonia and Green Hydrogen
Key Results:
- Environmental Impact Studies for Key Energy Clients
- Decommissioning of Outdated Energy Facilities
- Sustainability Strategy Development and Reporting Disclosures
- Development of Low-Carbon Transition Plans
- Water Stewardship Strategy for Energy Intensive Facilities
- Energy management plans geared toward the future
- Reduced energy consumption with monetary savings
- Plans to develop decarbonized energy sourcing
"From ecologists, construction engineers, planners to specialists in the field of permits and energy: there is a colleague involved in Pampus from every corner. This shows the strength of a multi-disciplinary consultancy firm. By bundling different specialisms, we are able to take these types of projects further."
Pampus Island Climate-Neutral Transformation
"You won't make it with sun or wind alone. That's why we made a mix: sun, wind and bio-fermentation." Energy storage also had to be considered. During the high season the energy demand is higher than in winter. You have to buffer to balance. That solution was found in a lithium battery, biogas storage and a cogeneration and hydrogen installation. A smart grid system determines how energy is buffered and which energy source is used.
Solutions included:
- A new sustainable energy system that includes thermal, solar and wind energy and an innovative biodigester.
- A system that is also able to buffer energy using hydrogen and manage it smartly via microgrid control for year round energy supply.
- A new water purification plant with which Fort Island can, just like in the past, produce its own drinking water.
- Understanding the effect of wind turbines on the ecology with a team of experts.
Key figures, after solutions were implemented:
- 125 kW power installation
- 10 m3 water purification per day
Benefits:
- A new circular entrance building with integrated facilities.
- A new sustainable energy system that includes solar and wind energy and an innovative biodigester.
- A system that is also able to buffer energy using hydrogen and manage it smartly via microgrid control.
- A new water purification plant with which Fort Island can, just like in the past, produce its own drinking water.
- The sustainability or redevelopment of the other historic buildings.
- A sustainable fleet.
- An educational program to inspire and encourage the soon to be 100,000 visitors per year - of which 10,000 are students - to make their own behavior more sustainable.
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