Our Projects

The most challenging aspects of the project were to:

1. collect vast amount of information and data;
2. carry out calculations (mechanical, electrical & hydraulics) and

• produce schematic drawings

for all 12 buildings within a relatively short timeframe of 6 weeks.

SEED Engineers worked closely with the Mater  project team to develop a comprehensive project plan and detailed methodology to achieve the project outcome.

SEED Engineers also arranged a multidisciplinary team of engineers to explore all known sources of energy for steam and hot water generation. The sources of energy considered in the study include fossil fuel, electricity via the grid, nuclear, hydrogen, geothermal and solar. The considered sources of energy were then shortlisted by comparing them against The Global Green and Healthy Hospitals Energy guidance document and the Mater shareholders’ values.

Followings numerous consultation meetings and workshops, SEED Engineers have identified seven possible options for consideration. Each potential option was evaluated and analysed using the Life Cycle Analysis, SWOT Analysis and the Shareholder Value Matrix.

The Feasibility Study concluded with a detailed CAPEX and OPEX for each of the twelve buildings.

The project was completed on 14^th April 2020 (two weeks ahead of schedule).