Sentence examples for project viability from inspiring English sources
This article develops a method for rapid comparison of initial project viability for multiple city sites and installation options using data from wind and solar resource prediction techniques.
The database can be a vital tool for formulating field development plans, ensuring project viability, and clarifying research development priorities.
"A draft EIS [environmental impact statement] has been completed but not submitted to the co-ordinator-general, pending finalisation of a related issuing of a casino licence that is critical to the project viability," the company said.
It said technical elements of the onshore dumping plan would "add delays to, and the price paid by, customers from the Bowen or Galilee basins, possibly to the extent of impacting new project viability".
Stochastic modelling of four key input variables (FW availability, renewable electricity tariff, gate fees and digestate disposal costs) was undertaken to assess the sensitivity of project viability to changes in market conditions.
If leadership of these functional areas does not possess the analytical skill to assess project viability, but does have the project management acumen to execute a project if viable, then a consultant may be advisable to assist with the assessment of costs and benefits.
The economic analysis is based on the life-cycle costing methodology and it aims to estimate wind projects viability and profitability in the region.
In addition, it illustrates how the mobilization of calculative techniques and the use of narrow definitions of risks in assessing real estate projects viability and related uncertainties contribute to legitimising the design of planning instruments that enact and perform real estate values.
However, since then there have been more doubts about the project's viability.
Sometimes he goes along on the trips, to size up a project's viability firsthand.
The probe found no wrongdoing, but the delay further weakened the project's viability.
