Feasibility

NXGEN Solar

Practicality & Viability

Ensuring viability across domestic, commercial & utility scale projects.

At NXGEN Solar we’re dedicated to ensuring the feasibility of every project, regardless of scale, scope or sector. Our approach is to evaluate the practicality and viability of implementing renewable energy solutions on a individual project to project basis. This involves assessing whether a project or solution is realistic and achievable based on factors like technical requirements, budgetary constraints, resources, regulations, and the specific needs of the client.

Feasibility Markers

Technical Feasibility

At NXGEN Solar, we evaluate whether the technical requirements of a renewable energy project can be met. Our evaluations consider factors like site conditions, the available daylight for solar projects, national grid connection feasibility, and the compatibility of the available equipment.

Financial Feasibility

We also analyse the financial aspects of a project, to determine if it can be implemented within the client's budget. This includes, but isn’t limited to, estimating the initial investment costs, ongoing operational costs, and the potential return on investment (ROI).

Environmental Feasibility

One of our core determining factors. NXGEN Solar will assess the environmental impact and sustainability of a project, ensuring that it aligns with, our, the client's, and any regulatory sustainability goals set by industry bodies.

Regulatory Feasibility

NXGEN Solar will investigate the legal and regulatory aspects related to the project, ensuring compliance with local council authorities and wider national regulations and Environmental Permitting regulations.

Operational Feasibility

Operational feasibility involves examining whether the project can be seamlessly integrated into the client's existing operations and whether it aligns with their long-term business objectives. Additionally, NXGEN Solar will also assess the viability of the supply chain, considering the practical challenges and constraints related to the availability of equipment and materials.