About the Project
OTE’s Seawater District Cooling (SDC) system is proposed to supply the Baha Mar project with chilled water for all of its air-conditioning needs.
- Project Baha Mar Limited
- Client Ocean Thermal Energy
- Location Anguilla, British West Indies
- Construction Cost USD $100 Million
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Responsibility
Andrew Davies, PMP - Procurement and Project Management
Nivea Mazzoni, P.E. - Project Management
Project Summary
OTE’s Seawater District Cooling (SDC) system is proposed to supply the Baha Mar project with chilled water for all of its air-conditioning needs. The $100 million project will pump chilled water from the ocean’s depth and pump it through the resort. It is expected to save Baha Mar up to 90% in energy costs as well as eliminate the use of environmentally harmful refrigerants. Over the life of the contract the SDC system is expected to reduce Baha Mar’s energy consumption by an estimated 58,000 bbl. of oil per year, thereby producing for Baha Mar considerable savings in electricity costs. Project Management services included co-ordination of consultants, contractors and liaising with governmental departments.
Services Provided
Project Management services include co-ordination of consultants, contractors and liaising with governmental departments.