SEG Consulting
SEG Ingenieria promueve un entorno energéticamente eficiente, sustentable y renovable, suscribiendo a los ODS :
SEG Ingenieria promueve un entorno energéticamente eficiente, sustentable y renovable, suscribiendo a los ODS :
SEG Consulting
SEG Consulting
Experience in consultancy services
Thanks to its human capital and experience, SEG Ingeniería has become a leader in the region. As a result, we have created a consulting division to work on issues related to energy, capacity building for developing energy efficiency, measurement and verification programs, as well as reports on the outcomes of energy efficiency policies for Latin America and the Caribbean. Since 2009, we have provided services to various clients, such as the National Energy Directorate, the National Industry Directorate, the Bariloche Foundation, OLADE, the International Finance Corporation (IFC-World Bank), the Governments of Belize, Guyana, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Chile, Argentina and various private clients.
2019
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: Project workgroup comprising members from four ministries
Description:
Inventory and analysis of National Urban Mobility Policy.
It included an overview of the urban situation in the country, a detailed assessment of a series of action mechanisms (governance, funding, capacity enhancement and technological alternatives) and recommendations that resulted from the detailed assessment and the SWOT analysis of those mechanisms.
Country: Dominican Republic
Counterpart: Ministry of Energy and Mines – Dominican Republic
Description:
The consultancy consisted in the Drafting of a proposal for the implementation of an MRV (Measurement, Report and Verification) program in order to report the efforts made to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) on the measures implemented through Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMA) in public and commercial buildings.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: Gasoducto Cruz del Sur
Description:
Different scenarios for the evolution of the electrical-energy system and its main relevant variables in the medium term were analyzed. The SimSEE simulation software was used for creating those estimates. This tool allows for the representation of the power system of Uruguay and simulations for several scenarios.
2018
Country: Argentina
Counterpart: Environment Protection Agency (APrA-CABA)
Description:
Energy efficiency consultancy assignment for the World Bank, through IFC, to assess the potential for the implementation of lighting projects. Sampling was conducted through energy audits in more than 50 public buildings in Buenos Aires, and results were then extrapolated to the more than 1,000 public buildings in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, analyzing possible business plans for execution.
Country: Belize
Counterpart: Energy Unit of the Ministry of Energy, Science & Technology and Public Utilities (MPSEPU)
Description:
Consultancy assignment in Belize to draft a proposal for the implementation of an MRV (Measurement, Report and Verification) program in order to report the efforts made to the UNFCCC on the measures (NAMA) in public and commercial buildings. It also consisted in the development of a replicable methodology for Caribbean countries.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: DNE-MIEM (National Energy Directorate – Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mining)
Description:
Consultancy assignment with the objective of generating inputs for the national electricity customer regularization plan in Uruguay. The methodology consisted of the analysis of six similar cases from Latin America and their applicability to Uruguay, and the analysis of the socioeconomic background from focus group meetings and a survey applied to 500 people. The study included social, energy, educational, tariffs and technological aspects.
Country: Uruguay
Description:
Technical assistance provided to the Government of Canelones in the preparation of specifications to replace 45,000 existing public lightning with LED technology, and the addition of 15,000 new lights, all of them controlled through a remote management system. The consulting assignment also covered the technical analysis of bids and field tests
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: CONAPROLE (National Cooperative of Milk Producers)
Description:
Evaluation of a proposal to incorporate wind energy generation in two CONAPROLE facilities, which included the analysis of a lease-purchase agreement, analysis of the wind resources, layout, comparison of generation versus consumption, analysis of the business proposal, analysis of the evolution of expected energy prices, analysis of the contract model and wind turbine model.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: Corporación Frigorífica del Uruguay
Description:
Study of an adjustment of the plant’s energy demand to optimize the use of the wind turbine.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: DURULTE
Description:
Analysis of the performance of a 514 kWp solar PV plant based on the generation and comparing it to the radiation received, measuring the technical availability and including a diagnosis for improvements.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: Nobilis
Description:
Evaluation of the long-term (in the next 12 to 15 years) spot price of energy using the SimSEE (a platform for the simulation of electrical power systems) for simulating future energy costs. This software, used with the hypotheses selected, calculates the costs of the electrical system using dynamic stochastic programming, which makes it possible to analyze the future spot price of energy. Long-term simulations were used to calculate the evolution of marginal costs of generating electricity in order to estimate or forecast the spot price for the next 20 years.
2017
Country: Guyana
Counterpart: Guyana Energy Agency (GEA)
Description:
Consultancy assignment that consisted in the training in energy audits for members of the GEA and the community (ESCOs, professionals, students). In addition, three demonstration projects that consisted of energy audits and implementation of measures were carried out. It also included drafting an efficient lighting program for low-income homes.
Country: Belize
Counterpart: Energy Unit of the Ministry of Energy, Science & Technology and Public Utilities (MPSEPU)
Description:
Consultancy assignment that included training in energy audits for members of the Energy Unit, demonstrations projects of energy audits and implementationof measures, and an efficient lighting program for low-income households.
Country: Uruguay
Description:
Technical assistance provided to the Municipality of Lavalleja in the preparation of specifications to replace 8,500 existing public lightning for LED technology. The consulting assignment also covered the technical analysis of bids and field tests.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: MIEM / DNI (Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mining / National Industry Directorate)
Description:
Consultancy assignment commissioned by the National Industry Directorate of the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mining (MIEM / DNI). It entailed a survey on the use of energy in more than 340 companies in the industrial sector in terms of useful energy, aimed at classifying the use of energy in 12 industry subsectors.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: URSEA
Description:
It entailed determining the compensation for interconnection facilities in the territory of Uruguay through the two frequency converters used with Brazil (in Melo and Rivera), , as well as investments in said plants, along with the determination of the O&M costs, the replacement value and profits, under the framework of the agreements with Brazil.
2016
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: CONAPROLE (National Cooperative of Milk Producers)
Description:
Project to evaluate the results of the implementation of an energy efficiency program in 500 dairy farms through interviews and an analysis of consumption data.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: Estancia San Carlos
Description:
Technical and economic pre-feasibility study of the energy yield of a future dam built at Estancia San Carlos for a micro hydro power plant.The scope of the project considered the technical and economic analysis of the hydroelectric energy yield, including:
• Evaluation of the hydropower resource in the establishment.
• Selection and quotation of the electromechanical equipment (turbine and generator).
• Economic and financial analysis of the different alternatives. (Investments, income and costs, investment payback, IRR and NPV)
• Cost estimates for auxiliary equipment and installation
• Study of the monthly and annual generation of energy, and evaluation of self-consumption alternatives and the possibility of selling power to UTE, in accordance to decrees 173/10 and 114/014, in different power generation scenarios
2015
Country: Uruguay
Description:
Technical assistance provided to the Municipality of Rio Negro in the preparation and implementation of a tender for replacing 4,500 public lightning with LED technology. This included drafting technical requirements, the analysis of bids through the submitted documentation and field tests.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: Bioenergy
Description:
Evaluation of the long-term (in the next 12 to 15 years) spot price of energy using the SimSEE software (a platform for the simulation of electrical power systems) for simulating future energy costs. This software, used with the hypotheses selected, calculates the costs of the electrical system using dynamic stochastic programming, which makes it possible to analyze the future spot price of energy. Long-term simulations were used to calculate the evolution of marginal costs of generating electricity in order to estimate or forecast the spot price for the next 20 years.
2014
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: MIEM / DNE (National Energy Directorate)
Description:
It entailed the estimation of the potential minimum and maximum national component of the investments, and during the operation and maintenance phase, for projects involving generation from the following sources: photovoltaic solar, wind, biomass and natural gas in combined cycle power plants. Analysis of the socioeconomic impact of implementing projects with those sources. The analysis determined the impact of the projects in terms of direct and indirect employment, added value, multiplier effect, tax revenue, imports and decentralization.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: CONAPROLE (National Cooperative of Milk Producers)
Description:
CONAPROLE-MIF PROJECT ATN/ME-13114-UR: Promotion of energy efficiency improvements and the use of renewable energies in small and middle-sized dairy establishments. Analysis of the inclusion of thermal and photovoltaic solar and wind energies, biogas and biodiesel.
2013
Country: Argentina
Counterpart: Banco Supervielle
Description:
Analysis of the energy performance of the bank’s headquarters, investment-grade energy audits and rate analysis of more than 150 branch offices throughout the country.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: CONAPROLE (National Cooperative of Milk Producers)
Description:
Energy efficiency in dairy farms in Uruguay. Consultancy assignment commissioned by CONAPROLE (National Cooperative of Milk Producers). Implementation of an energy audit program in more than 500 dairy establishments throughout the country. A group of auditors was trained, and the data was centralized and analyzed. The measures suggested were: changing the milking schedule, changing energy tariffs, incorporating heat exchangers, using variable speed drives, using heat recovery unit, timers, among others.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: Rospide Sociedad de Bolsa
Description:
Evaluation of the long-term (in the next 20 to 15 years) spot price of energy using the SimSEE software (a platform for the simulation of electrical power systems) for simulating future energy costs. This software, used with the hypotheses selected, calculates the costs of the electrical system using dynamic stochastic programming, which makes it possible to analyze the future spot price of energy. Long-term simulations were used to calculate the evolution of marginal costs of generating electricity in order to estimate or forecast the spot price for the next 20 years.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: Estancia Bella Vista
Description:
Technical and economic analysis of the hydroelectric energy yield, including:
• Evaluation of the resource in the existing dam
• Evaluation of the possible use of the other dams located within the same property
• Selection and quote of the electromechanical equipment (turbine and generator)
• Cost estimates for auxiliary equipment and the installation
• Study of the monthly and annual generation of power available, and evaluation of self-consumption alternatives and the possibility of selling power to UTE
• Economic and financial analysis of the different alternatives available
2012
Country: Argentina
Counterpart: Banco Santander
Description:
The energy performance of five corporate buildings was analyzed, including investment-grade energy audits and the implementation of measures, as well as a rate analysis of more than 300 branch offices throughout the country.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: Estancia Mangarú
Description:
Technical and economic analysis of the hydroelectric energy yield, including:
• Evaluation of the resource in the MANGARU II dam
• Evaluation of the possible use of the other dams located within the same property
• Selection and quote of the electromechanical equipment (turbine and generator)
• Cost estimates for auxiliary equipment and the installation
• Study of the monthly and annual generation of power available, and evaluation of self-consumption alternatives and the possibility of selling power to UTE
2009
Country: Argentina
Counterpart: AYSA
Description:
The program analyzed the energy behavior of the facilities, proposals for improvements and an economic study of those measures, of the pumping system, of the distribution and final treatment of effluents in the city of Buenos Aires. The objective of the Sludge Management and Energy Development project was to study AYSA’s options for reducing the costs of moving and processing sludge generated at a sewage treatment plant. In addition, options for the energy use of biogas produced in the existing anaerobic reactor have been evaluated, using boilers or turbines to generate electricity.
Country: Uruguay
Counterpart: MIEM
Description:
Economic financial study of the potential for the installation of fuel cells in Uruguay