Here Pare serves as ZGlobal’s Executive Director of Project Development Services on the Infrastructure Development team, bringing over fifteen years of experience in design and construction management. He is tasked with the daily operation, supervision, coordination, and successful completion of projects. Herve’s role involves developing project schedules and budgets, assessing risks, formulating contingency plans, obtaining necessary permits, and overseeing procurement and installation for generating facilities across various scales and locations. His team’s expertise encompasses:
- Preliminary & Detailed Design
- Equipment Specifications
- Interconnection Facility Designs
- Site Plans & Elevation Layouts
- CUP, Building, and Construction Permits
- Procurement and Construction Management
- Independent Engineering Review
- Interface with Clients’ EPC, local utilities, and municipal authorities
Before his tenure at ZGlobal, Herve built extensive expertise with several renewable developers, from project inception to commissioning. He specializes in design engineering, construction, start-up, and operations and maintenance of distributed solar energy projects. Furthermore, Herve has conducted detailed observations, inspections, and tests on construction projects, documenting results in compliance with engineering best practices and building codes.
Herve holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Sacramento State University.
Recent Accomplishments: Herve has skillfully managed the design, permitting, interconnection, project financing, contract negotiations, and construction activities for significant projects, maintaining robust interfaces with local utilities and municipal governments. Key projects include:
- Holtville BESS – 30 MW
- El Centro Energy Storage – 30 MW
- Titan 1 Solar – 70 MW
- Viking Peaker – 225 MW solar / 150 MW energy storage
- CTR 225 MW geothermal project
- Oversight of 16 distributed generation and behind-the-meter projects
- Development services for 29 utility-scale projects totaling 2030 MW