Pre-FEED definition
Pre-FEED means the pre-front-end engineering and design work and activities for the Alaska LNG project that are sufficient to support filings for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
Pre-FEED means pre-front-end engineering and design work and activities on the approved concept in preparation for FEED for the Alaska LNG Project, including technical and execution studies and optimization and FEED / EPC invitation to tender development including sufficient design detail and environmental field work to support FERC applications and filings.
Pre-FEED means a preliminary set of design documents that allows various engineering, cost estimating, economic, and permitting activities to progress prior to the development of a full FEED package.
More Definitions of Pre-FEED
Pre-FEED means a development of pre-defined design package to prove the feasibility in technical and economics. It is a basis of the front end engineering design or basic engineering;
Pre-FEED means Preliminary Front End Engineering and Design, being a gathering of information and data which can then be used to define/design a potential facility with appropriate capacity and specification;