Published: May 10, 2018 |

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Priority Power Management (PPM), a Texas-based independent energy management and consulting services firm, has delivered an end-to-end electric energy solution to Canyon Midstream Partners II, for a 200 MMcf/d cryogenic natural gas processing project in Woodward County, Oklahoma.

Important considerations in the early planning stages were the availability of sufficient electrical infrastructure capacity to serve the initial and future electrical loads of the Redcliff Plant, and the cost of receiving electric service — both from an upfront capital expense and ongoing operating expense perspective.

Priority worked closely with Canyon to evaluate potential sites for the Redcliff Plant, and developed financial economic models to analyze estimated future operating and upfront capital expenses depending on the local electric utility’s available electrical capacity and tariff rates. Several scenarios were evaluated including having the utility provide the required electrical infrastructure versus a private system owned and operated by Canyon. Given the aggressive project schedule to meet Canyon’s commercial obligations with its customers, the combination of upfront capital and ongoing operational costs per the applicable tariff, Canyon decided to move forward with a private system.

Canyon retained Priority to implement the solution, and to provide engineering, procurement and construction services to develop an electric high voltage substation and a 6.8-circuit mile primary distribution feeder, as well as interface with the electric utility to negotiate and manage the transmission interconnect.

“Priority’s knowledge and expertise in assessing the various combinations of electric infrastructure and tariff rate options proved to be invaluable in the early planning stages of the project. They developed a plan and implemented it with efficiency and high quality to deliver the project under an aggressive project schedule and under budget,” said Michael Walsh, president and chief executive officer of Canyon Midstream Partners.

“We are extremely grateful to Canyon for having been given the opportunity to provide our services for the Redcliff Plant. It is especially gratifying to see all of the upfront work – analysis, planning, utility coordination, conceptual engineering designs, cost estimates – come together in a final product that meets our customer’s expectations,” said John J. Bick, managing principal of Priority.

Source: Energy Business Review

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