Fadi Chidiac
About Fadi Chidiac
Fadi Chidiac serves as the Global Director of Power Projects Execution at Hatch, where he has worked since 1998. He has contributed to numerous hydroelectric projects worldwide, including significant initiatives in Canada, Iceland, Georgia, Rwanda, Panama, Lao PDR, and Russia.
Work at Hatch
Fadi Chidiac has served as the Global Director of Power Projects Execution at Hatch since 1998. With over 26 years of experience in this role, he has played a significant part in managing and executing various hydroelectric projects across the globe. His responsibilities include overseeing project development, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and leading teams to achieve project objectives. His extensive tenure at Hatch highlights his commitment to advancing power project execution in the energy sector.
Involvement in Major Hydro Projects
Chidiac has been involved in several significant hydroelectric projects worldwide. He contributed to the 500 MW Lower Mattagami River hydro project in Northern Ontario, Canada, and participated in the 100 MW Budarhals hydroelectric project in Iceland. His expertise also extends to the 60-MW Rusumo Falls hydroelectric project in Rwanda and the 300 MW Fortuna hydro plant in Panama. Additionally, he has engaged in the rehabilitation and expansion of the 210 MW Theun-Hinboun power plant in Lao PDR.
Due Diligence Assessments
Fadi Chidiac has conducted due diligence assessments for multiple hydro projects, showcasing his analytical skills and project evaluation capabilities. Notable assessments include the 180 MW Vartsikhe hydro project in Georgia and the 3000 MW Boguchanskaya hydro project in Russia. These assessments are critical for ensuring project viability and compliance with regulatory requirements, reflecting his expertise in project risk management.
Experience in James Bay Hydro Projects
Chidiac has been involved in the phase 2 James Bay hydro projects in Northern Quebec. His participation in these projects underscores his extensive experience in large-scale hydroelectric developments. The James Bay project is one of the largest hydroelectric systems in the world, and his role contributes to the ongoing efforts to harness renewable energy resources in the region.