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Cost/Benefit and Feasibility Analysis
 
   
 

The Center’s staff has extensive experience designing and managing cost/benefit assessments and feasibility studies. By utilizing both in-house economic modeling techniques and pro formas as well as third-party software applications combined with on-site anaylsis, the Center can assess the feasibility of nearly any project. Our staff has employed these techniques to assess the feasbility of gas stations, renewable energy infrastructure, natural resource extraction, and retail and manufacturing facilities.

A full list of projects under this category can be found in the Center's project database.

 
     
 
Representative Projects
 
     
 
The Feasibility of Renewable Energy Development on Indian Reservations
U. S. Department of Energy
 
The Center provided financial and economic feasibility analysis and technical assistance to a designated group of American Indian tribes interested in producing and marketing renewable energy under provisions of the Energy Policy Act.
 
This study calculated and evaluated the costs and benefits associated with a proposed expansion of the Santa Fe Ski Basin near Santa Fe, New Mexico
 
The Economic Costs and Benefits of Expansion of the Santa Fe Ski Basin
Santa Fe Ski Basin Containment Commission
 
An Analysis of Coal Bed Methane Potential in the State of Wyoming
State of Wyoming Governor’s Office
 
The availability and potential development of coal bed methane gas throughout the state of Wyoming were analyzed by the Center for the Wyoming State Energy Office.
 
The Center assessed the feasibility of opening and operating two gravel quarry sites on the Round Valley Indian Reservation in Mendocino County, California.
 
The Feasibility of Operating the Short Creek Gravel Quarries
Round Valley Indian Tribes
 
Gas Station and Retail Corridor Feasibility Analysis
Bishop Paiute Indian Tribe
 
The Center investigated the feasibility of establishing a second gas station on the Bishop Paiute Reservation. The Center also examined the benefits of constructing a retail corridor centered around a big box retail store.
     
   
 
     
 
 
 
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