Gas Peaking Plant Schedule Review
Four peaking units promised for a capacity year, with the EPC schedule reviewed for the owner each month.
- Owner
- Confidential
- Region
- U.S. Midwest
- Market
- Power & Renewables
- Our role
- Owner's schedule review
- Size
- 4 units · 400 MW
- Delivery
- EPC
- Duration
- 28 months
- Status
- In progress · 2027
What is at stake.
Missing the capacity year means penalties and lost revenue. Turbine delivery, gas pipeline connection and transmission upgrades all sit on or near the critical path, and the EPC's monthly report does not show the owner how close each is.
What we are doing.
Beck Franklin's role: owner's schedule review. We advise and measure; the contractor builds.
Monthly review
We review each EPC schedule update for logic, progress and lost float.
Three key paths
Turbine delivery, gas connection and transmission upgrades are tracked as separate paths.
Capacity date check
Every review ends with a clear view on whether the capacity date is at risk.
Owner briefings
The owner's leadership receives a one-page briefing each month.
Where it stands.
The owner has one date that matters. Each review tells them plainly whether it is safe.
Owner's scheduler, Beck Franklin
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Facing something like this?
Send us the schedule and the date that matters. We will tell you what is driving it and where you can still act. Repeat or similar projects qualify for our discounted Program Rate.