Typical situation no. 26
An engineering group is managing the construction of a 150 MW campus. The 225 kV connection, with a customer substation to be built, requires a permanent interface with RTE for eighteen months. The project team does not have this expertise.
WHAT IS BLOCKING
- Managing an RTE connection agreement requires knowledge of the procedures, the contacts and the usual points of friction.
- Delays often arise on interface issues: protection, metering, connection testing.
- The person must be operational immediately.
WHAT WE DO
- Proposal of a high-voltage (HTB) connection expert from the network.
- Scoping of the assignment: presence, meetings, deliverables, reporting to the client.
- Regular oversight by GridReadiness.
WHAT YOU GET
- An experienced engineer dedicated to the grid interface.
- A monthly connection dashboard.
- Early warning of delay risks.
Typical format: Long-term staffing support, part-time or full-time. Every assignment is scoped in writing before it starts.
THE EXPERT FOR THIS
Typical situation, based on real enquiries and anonymised. Figures are illustrative.