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Steam supply contract
Steam at Cost
A project-specific steam-supply arrangement that can combine boiler retrofit, biomass fuel supply and boiler operations. Dhruv Bio Energy’s profile describes a zero-capex mode and billing for steam generated, subject to the signed contract.
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Service overview
Built around your plant requirements.
Under the Steam at Cost model described in Dhruv Bio Energy’s company profile, the project can be structured so the customer does not make the boiler-system capital investment. Dhruv Bio Energy’s offering describes a combined scope for boiler retrofitting, biomass fuel supply and maintenance, with billing based on steam generated. Exact scope and commercial allocation are finalized in the contract.
Investment modelZero-capex mode listed in company profile
Billing basisSteam generated, as defined in contract
Potential scopeRetrofit, biomass fuel supply and maintenance
Assessment scope
How the arrangement is structured
Final equipment and service boundaries are documented in the technical proposal.
- Review steam demand, pressure / temperature requirements and operating hours
- Assess the current boiler house, utilities, fuel storage and access
- Define the equipment, fuel-supply and operations responsibilities
- Agree the metering point, billing basis, service levels and contract duration
PROJECT-SPECIFIC BASIS
Terms to confirm in writing
Steam quality and quantity, meter location and calibration, minimum or take-or-pay volumes (if any), fuel logistics, utilities, site access, shutdowns, taxes, escalation, operating responsibilities and service levels must be set out in the project agreement. “Zero capex” and steam-billing terms apply only as written in the final contract.
How to get started
A clear technical review before a proposal.
Review the system
We discuss equipment condition, fuel handling, process requirements and site constraints.
Agree the scope
Technical limits, responsibilities, performance basis, schedule and commercial terms are documented.
Implement & support
Work and follow-up are carried out against the approved project scope and contract.
Questions & answers
Before you plan the project.
Who pays for fuel and operates the boiler?
The company profile includes fuel supply and boiler operations in the possible service scope. The exact cost responsibility, procurement boundary and operating duties must be agreed for each project; they are not assumed here.
How is steam billed?
The profile describes billing for steam generated. The signed contract should define the meter, steam measurement basis, applicable rate and any minimum-volume conditions.
Is this available for every plant?
No. A technical and commercial assessment is needed to confirm steam demand, site layout, fuel logistics and project viability.
Start with a technical discussion
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Tell us the plant location, current fuel, capacity and requirement. Our team can outline the next assessment steps.