Feasibility Studies
What is a feasibility study
The aim of a feasibility study is to support better planning of R&D, Innovation or International Collaboration projects through analysis of the commercial feasibility of the project – resources required, risks and potential return on investment.
TZC will identify a register of potential opportunities on your site from which we will work together to develop the most attractive projects.
Benefits Of A Feasibility Study
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Ensure Project Success
Carrying out a feasibility study prior to project implementation ensures your project expectations are achieved.
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Solution Appropriateness
A detailed feasibility study ensures the most appropriate solution is identified in order to achieve your objectives.
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Commercial/Economic Review
Reviewing the economic viability of your project is a key determining factor in deciding to commit to the implementation of a project. A detailed review and performance projection is essential to successfully delivering your project.
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Implementation Plan
One of the most important outputs of a feasibility study is an implementation plan, ensuring your project is deployed as you expected.
Benefits of a TZC Feasibility study
We have successfully identified, reviewed and implemented energy conservation measures (ECM’s) across a broad range of industries and sectors in Ireland.
Every ECM begins as an opportunity and is run through our feasibility study process. Our process ensures the project achieves the desired results both technically and financially.
A key element of a TZC feasibility study is the review of your project with reference to a range of available grant aid schemes. Our team has implemented ECM’s utilising a broad range of grant supports including SEAI’s EXEED program.
A feasibility study conducted by TZC qualifies for grant aid through he SEAI project assistance grant. Details of which can be found here.
significant grant aid available
Expert knowledge in energy management
Expert system analysis & design (IS 399)
detailed knowledge of available grants
Post implementation performance review