FEASIBILITY STUDY
In the legal framework of the Republic of Serbia, feasibility studies fall into two main categories:
- Feasibility study (and preliminary feasibility studies) prepared in line with the Regulation on the Management of Capital Projects, required for evaluating projects financed or co-financed from public funds.
- Feasibility study (and preliminary feasibility studies) prepared in line with the Law on Planning and Construction, required for construction projects of specific types of facilities (special-purpose facilities and/or facilities on designated locations).
Both types of feasibility study represent comprehensive investment analyses that assess whether a project is viable and justified. The distinction is mostly formal – in terms of the mandatory structure.
A preliminary feasibility study evaluates the spatial, environmental, social, financial, market, and economic aspects of several possible project solutions defined in a general design, while a feasibility study goes further by analyzing the selected solution in detail, based on the project design, for projects involving public funding.
According to the Law on Planning and Construction, a preliminary feasibility study includes a general design, while a feasibility study is based on a project design. For certain facilities, where planning documents allow direct issuance of location requirements, a preliminary feasibility study is not required.
Our team combines expert knowledge, proven methodology, and years of experience to deliver high-quality feasibility studies. Our track record includes dozens of successfully prepared feasibility studies – all positively evaluated by review commissions. With both the organizational strength and professional expertise, our team is ready to support you in turning investment ideas into successful projects.
FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR ENERGY PERMIT
According to Article 5, paragraph 2 of the Rulebook on Energy Permits:
“Along with information on the location or location requirements, a preliminary feasibility study with a general design, or a feasibility study with a project design, must be submitted in line with the law regulating planning and construction of facilities, together with a report of the review commission, if such designs are subject to review under the law.”
Our Alderman team brings extensive expertise in preparing feasibility studies required for obtaining energy permits. With dozens of successfully completed projects across different types of energy facilities and positive evaluations from review commissions, we provide clients with reliable studies that meet all legal requirements and facilitate a smooth permitting process.
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