Petroleum products, fuel, electricity and other sources of energy

Tender description

Supply of Gas and Electricity, Purchase of EUA's, provision of Energy and Carbon Price Risk Management Services and Utility Invoice Validation Services. Provision of Energy and Carbon Price Risk Management Services. Your role is to be our expert advisor and ensure that necessary actions are taken to achieve the correct balance between risk and reward. Most of the University's energy requirements are purchased through the 132kV/11kV Primary Sub Station and the gas meter supplying the Energy Centre (Table 1). The Energy Centre consists of two CHP engines with nominal electric output of 4.4MWe and 2.1MWe together with gas fired boilers that provides top up and stand by capacity. The operating strategy is for the 4.4MWe CHP unit to run throughout the year and the 2.1MWe unit in the heating season supplying heat to residences and the Sports Centre (including 50m pool) and when the 4.4MWe unit is being maintained. This strategy may be changed to meet the business needs of the University and/or changes in the energy market. Most of the University's energy requirements are purchased through the 132kV/11kV Primary Sub Station and the gas meter supplying the Energy Centre (Table 1). The Energy Centre consists of two CHP engines with nominal electric output of 4.4MWe and 2.1MWe together with gas fired boilers that provides top up and stand by capacity. The operating strategy is for the 4.4MWe CHP unit to run throughout the year and the 2.1MWe unit in the heating season supplying heat to residences and the Sports Centre (including 50m pool) and when the 4.4MWe unit is being maintained. This strategy may be changed to meet the business needs of the University and/or changes in the energy market. Most of the University's energy requirements are purchased through the 132kV/11kV Primary Sub Station and the gas meter supplying the Energy Centre (Table 1). The Energy Centre consists of two CHP engines with nominal electric output of 4.4MWe and 2.1MWe together with gas fired boilers that provides top up and stand by capacity. The operating strategy is for the 4.4MWe CHP unit to run throughout the year and the 2.1MWe unit in the heating season supplying heat to residences and the Sports Centre (including 50m pool) and when the 4.4MWe unit is being maintained. This strategy may be changed to meet the business needs of the University and/or changes in the energy market. Most of the University's energy requirements are purchased through the 132kV/11kV Primary Sub Station and the gas meter supplying the Energy Centre (Table 1). The Energy Centre consists of two CHP engines with nominal electric output of 4.4MWe and 2.1MWe together with gas fired boilers that provides top up and stand by capacity. The operating strategy is for the 4.4MWe CHP unit to run throughout the year and the 2.1MWe unit in the heating season supplying heat to residences and the Sports Centre (including 50m pool) and when the 4.4MWe unit is being maintained. This strategy may be changed to meet the business needs of the University and/or changes in the energy market. The University wishes to procure invoice validation services to support the new contracts for energy supply (read section 4.7.2) and validate invoices from the existing supplies with a target start date of 1st March 2018. Lot 1 Provision of Energy and Carbon Price Risk Management Services. Lots 2, 3, 4 & 6 Supply of Energy. Lot 7 Provision of Invoice Validation Services Lot 8 Weighted Average Score of Lots 2, 3, 4 & 6.