Pre and Full Feasibility Study

A feasibility study proves — to the owner, a lender or a donor — that one specific scheme is technically buildable, economically worthwhile, environmentally acceptable and institutionally manageable, before construction money is committed. A pre-feasibility study screens alternatives cheaply; a full feasibility study is bankable-grade.

The study integrates hydrology (flow duration curve, design-flow selection, annual energy yield), technical work (layout optimisation, civil and electromechanical concepts, grid connection or village distribution, access and schedule), demand and social study (load forecast, willingness to pay, land and water rights), environmental and social assessment proportionate to the scale of the scheme, and the financial appraisal. It closes with a risk register, an explicit recommendation, and the scope for the detailed engineering design that follows.

• Hydrology, flow duration curve and design-flow / energy-yield analysis
• Layout and technology alternatives compared
• Demand, social, land and water-use study
• Environmental and social impact screening and assessment
• Cost estimate and financial / economic appraisal
• Implementation, management and risk recommendations

What you receive: a feasibility report with layout drawings, energy yield, cost estimate, financial and economic results, environmental and social findings, a risk register and an explicit recommendation.

• Mini & Micro Hydropower Site Assessment →
• Preliminary Site Survey →
• Detailed Engineering Design (DED) & Bill of Quantity (BoQ) →
• Financial Analysis →
• All 16 Services →