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Distributed Generation Feasibility Studies

Developers or government entities wanting to understand the implications of on-site power need a study that addresses both the financial and technical feasibility. Whether it’s a mining company wanting to build on-site solar or an airport interested in generating its own power with energy storage, studies that look at distributed generation require a skill set that’s both niche and nimble.

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HOW WE HELP

We’ve conducted hundreds of distributed generation feasibility studies to help clients assess the cost and ramifications of a variety of technologies. We leverage that experience to:

• Analyze rates, pro forma models, layouts, energy modeling and more.
• Assess the feasibility of transitioning to renewable energy sources.
• Show you the consequences — good, bad and unintended — of using renewables.

OUR APPROACH

When you work with 1898 & Co., you work with consultants whose experience spans a range of technologies, platforms and industries. We also have access to thousands of engineers whose technical knowledge can inform a wide range of scenarios. Our consultants have:

• Experience creating comprehensive plans for airports, campuses, commercial developers, industrial sites, seaports, mining companies and more.
• Financial and technical knowledge, offering you a well-rounded and pragmatic view of distributed generation.
• Ability to review hundreds of similar projects to draw insights.

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