Energy Economics/Financial Feasibility Studies
A technically feasible transmission line may not necessarily be financially viable. Supply and demand analysis, financial and economic analysis including risk analysis is vital before a ‘most’ viable alternative can be developed. Core economic analysis techniques such as Economic Net Present Value (ENPV), Economic Internal Rate of Return (EIRR) and Economic Cost Benefit Analysis (ECBA) are important in determining the economic viability of development projects. Furthermore, it is important to determine the financial viability of development projects if an informed trade-off is to be made in order to come up with the ‘most’ viable alternative.
This is where financial analytical techniques such as Financial Net Present Value (FNPV) and Financial Internal Rate of Return (FIRR) are powerful tools often used.
Our Consultants are well grounded in the use of Economic and Financial tools to determine feasibility of development projects. We have carried out assessment of technical, financial, and economic viability in projects such as roads, housing estates and manufacturing plans. In the power sector, we have done studies on tariff modes, least cost and integrated resource planning, power plant optimization, load forecasts, energy and grid management.
