Sentence examples for undertake feasibility from inspiring English sources

In order to assess whether a LCC-HVDC grid is feasible, it is necessary to undertake feasibility studies to investigate the technology advantages which could be gained from a LCC-HVDC grid.

She has learned, as have politicians, that it's easier to undertake feasibility studies and sign memorandums of agreement than it is to make real change happen.

The consulting engineer may be required first to undertake feasibility studies, then to recommend a scheme and quote an approximate cost.

Recently, Hyperloop One (sorry, Virgin Hyperloop One — that's going to take some getting used to) announced that it had selected a range of finalists for its global competition to identify potential routes, and it has announced a few public-private partnerships to undertake feasibility studies.

The company owns and operates the Chatree gold mine in central Thailand, the Challenger underground gold mine in South Australia and is undertaking feasibility studies on its two advanced development projects, the 100% owned Nueva Esperanza silver/gold project in the highly prospective Maricunga Gold Belt in Central Chile and the Bowdens silver project in NSW.

JS, JD and AD undertook feasibility work.

Given common operational challenges that hamper the full development of the scheme, there is need to undertake systematic feasibility studies.

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc is to undertake a feasibility study for a propane dehydrogenation (PDH) plant at the Borealis production site in Kallo, Belgium.

On Tuesday the city of Helsinki is announcing that it has commissioned the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation to undertake a feasibility study to examine the possibility of building a new Guggenheim Museum in Finland.

When considering what to do next, we call on the government to give equal and due consideration to a mutual option for the future of Northern Rock by requiring UKFI to undertake a feasibility study and seek advice on remutualising Northern Rock plc.

Reflecting the diverse skills and cultural backgrounds of CBS students, the four team members Einat Aldaag '18, Emily Berg '19, Jeremy Cowcher '18, and Joy Kang '18 hailed from Israel, Connecticut, Australia and Korea respectively, and brought their expertise in commercial real estate, finance, consulting, and architecture to undertake the feasibility study.