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Sustainable Energy Solutions

-	Regional Assessment

-	Investigation and Site Acquisition

-	Feasibility Studies

-	Due Diligence

-	Project Design/Specification

-	Project Implementation

-	Project Operations

-	Remote Area Power Supplies

-	Emerging Technologies

-	Enabling Technologies

Power Engineering Solutions

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Feasibility Studies

Feasibility studies are an important aspect of the overall development of your project. Hydro Tasmania Consulting can offer comprehensive studies to ensure the viability of your project. Preliminary designs and economic assessment can be developed to business case level. This can be supported by budget estimates from potential suppliers and sensitivity studies on key economic and commercial parameters.

Our services are based on the same risk-based approach used in site investigation and acquisition, which balances early significant risk identification and elimination before significant expenditure has taken place on the project, and include:

• detailed site and geographical investigations
• preliminary design drawings
• business case creation
• local/state/federal permit requirements
• environmental impact assessment
• noise/visual/heritage assessments
• development plans
• environmental management plans
• stakeholder management with community, government and landowners
• financial/technical viability assessment
• connection agreements
• alternative energy sources
• energy storage technologies
• advanced cost modelling techniques
• connection agreements, grid studies and modelling.

All these services are carried out by our experienced team of consultants, providing clients with fast, responsive and seamless service. We have carried out preliminary and/or full feasibility studies on a wide range of renewable energy projects for clients in Australasia and Asia including Woolnorth, Musselroe, Heemskirk and King Island projects in Tasmania, Cathedral Rocks and Waterloo wind farms in South Australia, two North Power Projects in New Zealand and Datang Jilin projects in China.