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Cost effective and feasibility analysis
Decisions about going ahead with any energy and emission reduction projects are best made within the broader decision making process of your department/agency.

You can make sure any new energy saving or emissions reduction measure is successfully put into practice by first evaluating all the possibilities.

It's recommended that as a minimum you consider several alternatives and

  • perform a detailed cash flow of each
  • do a financial appraisal of each alternative using the methods outlined
  • consider any depreciation, investment allowance and tax issues
  • put the project into action and monitor its performance using suitable reporting mechanisms.
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Evaluation of projects 1912
Consider all the costs 1699
Running costs 1790
True capital costs 1718
Count all the benefits 1559
Allow projects enough time to pay for themselves 1283
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