Management of large industrial and infrastructure projects
Today, Capital Projects address decarbonization challenges while also supporting countries’ energy and industrial independence, large construction works and the expansion of transport networks.
Given the strategic importance of these large-scale projects, our clients need to ensure they are effectively managed and deliver results. Project management teams, with high-potential profiles, often bare a heavy workload. As a result, our clients rely on highly committed consulting teams who provide expertise, proven methodologies, and tools that generate tangible value quickly on Capital Projects.
What do we provide our customers?
Oresys’s experience regarding capital projects
Oresys has been involved in numerous emblematic capital projects:
Hinkley Point EPR nuclear facility in the UK
500km offshore France-Ireland Celtic Interconnector power link
Olympic Village for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games
Connection of 6 large offshore wind farms
Renovation of two major 400,000 -volt lines
Deployment of 11 million smart gas meters
High speed, Regional Express and subway lines extensions
Overhaul program extending the lifespan of nuclear power plants
Comprehensive renovation of the Renault 400,000 sq meters Technocentre
Tool Expertise : Planisware, Primavera, MS Project, Power BI, QlickSense, Tableau, SAP, @Risk
Operational experience of large-scale project/program management methodologies
A “CPM Maturity Scan” tool to help assess your overall Capital Projects organization, processes and tools
Teams of committed consultants from top-tier universities, with a full understanding of the issues at stake
Among our best stories
RTE – Major offshore wind farm project
PPM / PFM / CPM
“Goes well beyond expectations, with very positive impacts on the team.”
— Alexandre I., Fécamp Wind Farm Connection Project Director, RTE
— Alexandre I., Directeur du Projet éolien de raccordement de Fécamp, RTE
The Fecamp offshore wind farm project will provide approximately 500 MW of electricity through its 70 offshore wind turbines, with a total investment of €2 billion.
Oresys supported the project by establishing and managing the project management framework, fully integrating with the project teams.
The project was managed in a robust, reliable, efficient, and integrated manner across planning, budget, and risk dimensions. Deviations and variances were identified and addressed through mitigation actions, and opportunities to accelerate the schedule were implemented.
The Fecamp project met the planned delivery dates while staying within the overall budget and annual budget forecasts.
EDF – Hinkley Point Organization Project
Energy & Utilities
PPM / PFM / CPM
EDF Industrial Directorate is involved in the construction of two EPR reactors in the United Kingdom. Its contributions are highly critical to the project, particularly given the strong focus on equipment manufacturing quality and the transition to the assembly phase.
Oresys supported the project by:
•Conducting an organizational assessment of the Industrial Directorate, identifying five improvement initiatives, and scoping them
•Leading some of these initiatives, notably improving risk management and developing a PowerBI data visualization system for KPIs and industrial activity indicators.
Monthly steering committees are now considered highly valuable by stakeholders
•Implementing a SharePoint Manufacturing Hub, shared across several EDF directorates and the client, to enhance the exchange of project management information and documents. The Manufacturing Hub is widely appreciated by all project participants.
Maturity Scan for Capital Projects
PPM / PFM / CPM
A tool for assessing the maturity of large infrastructure project management across four dimensions:
•Organization responsible for major projects
•Large project resources
•Management of a major project
•Response to contingencies
This hands-on, operational approach, conducted over 2 to 3 weeks by an expert, focuses on the essentials and provides:
•A visual maturity assessment based on targeted interviews and a few workshops
•A benchmark against other organizations and sectors where a similar approach has been implemented
•Recommendations for priority improvement initiatives