Feasibility Study
Data-driven insights, tailored to your site conditions to determine what concrete monopiles can deliver to your specific project
A feasibility study built for your project
You already know a monopile foundation fits your site. The question is whether there is a better way to deliver it.
Our feasibility study helps you evaluate whether the CMC concrete monopile is the right solution for your project.
The study assesses the key technical and commercial design parameters of the CMC concrete monopile while identifying value drivers across cost, sustainability, and local manufacturing opportunities. It provides early insight into the technology, manufacturing approach, logistics, and installation considerations.
You will receive a concise decision-support report outlining key assumptions, sensitivities, project outputs, and a recommended pathway for further validation and development.
Technical Fit
Assessment of site loads, geometry, and key design constraints to confirm technical suitability.
Manufacturing & Logistics
Assessment of production setup, transportation strategy, handling requirements, and manufacturing assumptions for project delivery
Cost & Sensitivity
Analysis of key cost drivers, exposure to steel price volatility, and comparative cost-benefit scenarios.
Lifecycle Carbon Assessment (LCA)
Assessment of embodied carbon, lifecycle emissions, and comparative environmental impact versus conventional steel monopiles.
Supply Chain & Local Content
Evaluation of regional supply chain opportunities, local manufacturing potential, workforce participation, and industrial value creation.
Schedule Outlook
Indicative project timeline, critical dependencies, and key development milestones.
Risk & Next Steps
Overview of technical and project risks, key uncertainties, and recommended mitigation and validation strategies.
Process overview
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Initial consultation
Project assessment
Feasibility study delivered
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