Germany – Business and management consultancy and related services

The International Power-to-X Hub supports the transition to climate-neutral industries and economies by advancing sustainable Power-to-X solutions in sectors where direct electrification is not yet feasible, especially aviation, maritime transport and energy-intensive industries. The project is implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMUKN). It is financed through the International Climate Initiative as part of Germany"s hydrogen and Power-to-X policy framework. Power-to-X enables the production of fuels and chemical feedstocks from renewable electricity and sustainable carbon or nitrogen sources and therefore helps replace fossil-based inputs while supporting climate protection, industrial transformation and sustainable economic development. The subject of this tender is providing technical support for the development of up to three Power-to-Liquid pilot plants in up to three countries. The assignment provides up to three industrial partner companies with customised engineering documents and advisory services to advance PtL pilot plant projects to FEED/EPC tendering stage. The requested services cover the full project development pathway from concept definition and selection through comparative techno-economic feasibility assessment and conceptual engineering to advice on procurement and tender strategy and, where required, support for the preparation of functional FEED/EPC tender documents. The contract is structured into four work packages in two implementation steps. In Work Packages A and B, the contractor shall review existing concepts and documentation, consult each partner, refine or propose PtL plant concepts, advise on feedstock and utility sourcing, process technologies, offtake markets, regulation and certification, conduct kick-off meetings and site visits, and prepare Concept and Site Analysis...