Renewable Energy Feasibility Studies l can you go zero carbon
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In the search for zero carbon the consideration of renewable energy sources are a must. We strongly recommend that your facility or organization is as energy efficient as possible before you consider a renewable's.
A well applied renewable energy installation can reap rewards for organizations that plan in detail. This is where our independent feasibility study comes in. We don't promote, sell or install any specific type of energy source, we look at all the elements that affect success and provide expert advice unique to your facility and organization.
What is a feasibility study?
A feasibility study looks at the different on site renewable energy technologies available to see which, if any, could be used. The renewable energy feasibility study takes into account many factors such as location, building orientation, building size, demand for particular energy at any given time, degree days, wind speeds, availability of biomass fuels, planning issues etc. The study can be carried out for an existing building or an new construction project at any point of the development. Pre-planning the feasibility study can be used to satisfy the challenging requirement for a level of on site generation under new rules.
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Our experience, your benefit
i-Prophets has carried out feasibility and pre-feasibility studies for both new and refurbishment projects. The company has considerable expertise with integrating renewable energy into a range of developments, including: the use of photovoltaic's, solar thermal collectors and wind power in the urban environment; the feasibility of installing combined heat and power plant, and the design of zero energy developments.
Integrate early for maximum benefit
Several renewable energy technologies can be successfully integrated into buildings and developments if they are considered in the early stages of the planning and design process. i-Prophets energy services gives guidance to developers, planners, designers and building owners to enable them to consider integrated renewable energy systems at this early stage.