A feasibility study is needed before budgets are committed, when it is not yet known whether the investment is technically and economically achievable. Investors use it to assess a site or an asset. Municipalities and companies ask for it when preparing budgets or financing files. Renewable, storage or industrial consumption projects with technical uncertainty start from feasibility.

Feasibility studies
We assess whether an energy investment is technically and economically feasible before detailed design, tendering or a financing decision.
ANRE context
Ahead of formal applications or major investments, feasibility clarifies the technical assumptions, the possible connection points, the permitting risks, the probable costs and the stages needed to reach an executable solution.
What this service solves
The feasibility study checks whether an investment can be supported technically and economically before budgeting, financing, a connection request or detailed design.
01
Input
We define the objective, the assumptions and the development scenarios.
02
Analysis
We check the technical, regulatory and site constraints.
03
Documentation
We estimate the solutions, the costs, the risks and the schedule.
04
Permitting
We deliver the conclusions for the decision and for the next stages.
When it is needed
- A feasibility study is needed before budgets are committed, when it is not yet known whether the investment is technically and economically achievable.
- Investors use it to assess a site or an asset.
- Municipalities and companies ask for it when preparing budgets or financing files.
- Renewable, storage or industrial consumption projects with technical uncertainty start from feasibility.
Documents to start from
- A feasibility study starts from the investment brief and from the estimated capacities.
- The site plan and the ownership data are required.
- The preliminary information about the network in the area shows which connection is plausible.
- The budget, financing or schedule targets frame the decision.
Main deliverables
- The client receives the technical and economic feasibility report.
- The report describes the connection and development scenarios.
- The CAPEX and OPEX estimate is indicative and is recalculated at the next stage.
- The conclusion states the recommendation for the next step.
Decisions it settles
- The study shows whether the project is worth taking into the permitting stage.
- It identifies the risks that have to be removed before the investment.
- It states which documentation has to be prepared next.
The ANRE framework used as reference
The references below are used to orient the process. The specific conditions are confirmed for every project with the network operator and with the documents applicable at the date of the request.
Frequently asked questions about Feasibility studies
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