Independent technical advisory on power plant projects is often seen as an added cost. Field experience shows the opposite: a single wrong decision prevented, or a few days gained, can be worth many times the service fee. This article explains where that return comes from and how to evaluate it.

A geothermal power plant project moves through interconnected stages — planning, design, procurement, construction, and commissioning. This article walks through the most common delay and cost risks at the handoff points between these stages, with examples from AVS Energy's field experience.

Many industrial facilities vent process waste heat through a stack or cooling system without recovering any of it. Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) technology can convert part of that heat into electricity — but not for every facility. This article explains which temperature and flow conditions make ORC economical, and how a preliminary assessment is done.

A geothermal power plant project brings together many independent parties — resource/drilling, EPC contractor, equipment suppliers, permitting, and financing. This article explains what concrete risks an independent technical coordination role (Owner's Engineer) mitigates for the project owner across these interfaces.

Comprehensive Technical Coordination AVS Energy proudly served as the technical coordinator for a groundbreaking 24 MW geothermal power...