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Comprehensive Guide to Business Planning and Feasibility Analysis

Learn about essential factors like market conditions, technology, permits, and team requirements for a successful project. Discover how to gather relevant facts, choose the right business structure, and conduct a thorough feasibility analysis.

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Comprehensive Guide to Business Planning and Feasibility Analysis

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  1. Fact-finding: Location Technology Fuel Customers/Local Conditions Skills Inventory Required Permits General Market Conditions Feasibility: Natural Resources Technology Contracts for Fuel Land Permits Customers Local/National Energy Plans Macroeconomic, Political and Social Project Team Contracts and Suppliers Estimates of Revenues, Capital Cost, and Operating Prelim Financial Analysis Business Plan: Location & Technology Agreements Sponsors and Advisors Market Implementation Finance Impacts Risk

  2. CUSTOMERS, LAND, TECHNOLOGY, FUEL, TEAM PERMITS, A project is feasible when: 1 are all available AND 2 Putting them together makes… Economic, social and environmental sense

  3. Facts gathered must be: • Relevant • Adequate • Accurate

  4. The four common business types: • Sole proprietor • Partnership • Limited company • Cooperative

  5. You need to know about: • Business registration requirements • Start-up costs • Number of owners • Financial responsibility for business debts • Decision making in the business • Tax regime • Others…? “…and what must I know in order to choose the right structure?”

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