The term "project operator" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person or company responsible for managing and carrying out a specific project. Example: The project operator for the new office building is expecting the construction to be completed by the end of the year.
BP is the project operator of the Shah Deniz II field in Azerbaijan, and holds a 25 percent stake in it.
OTTAWA — Canadian federal and provincial government officials were conducting an investigation Wednesday into Syncrude Canada, a large oil-sands project operator, after hundreds of migrating ducks that landed in a company tailings pond died.
Shell will get new reserves to add to its books.Related items Gazprom: Russia's energetic enigmaOct 6th 2005Unfortunately for Shell, the deal soured over the summer when Sakhalin Energy, the project operator, doubled its estimated costs to around $20 billion and LNG production was delayed until 2008.
The NWS project is a joint venture project between seven major international companies: Woodside Energy Pty Ltd (the NWS project operator) BP Development Australia Pty Ltd BHP Billiton Petroleum Northh West Shelf Pty Ltd Chevronn Australia Pty Ltd CNOOC NWS Private Limited Japan Australia LNG MIMI Pty Ltd Shell Developmentnt (Australia) Pty Ltd Woodside Energy has been approached for comment.
The president, Nursultan A. Nazarbayev, speaking after a meeting with foreign investors in the capital, Astana, also said that he was not seeking to replace Eni of Italy as project operator — deflating speculation that Kazakhstan wanted to assign the role to its state company, KazMunaiGaz, or to another company, possibly Exxon Mobil.
This contradicts the plans by project operator ExxonMobil to export the gas to China.
This requires considerable cooperation on behalf of the project operators as curtailing turbine operations, even on a limited basis, clearly poses operational and economic restrictions resulting in some loss of revenue.
The report concludes with recommendations to project operators, contractors, governments and donor agencies.
These draw on the lessons of the PNG LNG Project, but are relevant for project operators and policy makers around the world engaged in addressing the organizational, institutional, and leadership challenges necessary to achieve responsible and economically viable construction of large-scale natural resource projects.
Define the project operators P and Q as begin{aligned}& Px=frac{1}{omega} int_{0}^{omega}u(t)Delta t, quad xinmathbb{X}, & Qz=Q f,C_{1},ldots,C_{q},d)= Biggl(frac{1}{omega} Biggl[ int_{0}^{omega}f(s)Delta s+sum _{k=1}^{q}C_{k}+d Biggr],0,ldots,0,0 Biggr).
This standardization led to a certain "loss of the project's meaning" and to a certain disinterest among some local stakeholders, who were unsatisfied with their role as essentially project operators.
