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feasibility study

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noun

  1. a study designed to determine the practicability of a system or plan

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Having secured control of a long-coveted gold deposit in Alaska, Kaplan’s NovaGold Resources NG 6.61%increase; green up pointing triangle and fellow investor John Paulson have hired engineering firm Fluor FLR 3.15%increase; green up pointing triangle to lead a bankable feasibility study on the Donlin gold project.

From The Wall Street Journal

The award of the bankable feasibility study is a significant milestone.

From The Wall Street Journal

Belgium and the Netherlands commissioned a feasibility study for a proposed 'BeNeLiga' in 2019 - suggesting it could help close the gap on Europe's top five leagues amid fears the Eredivisie and Belgian Pro League were fading.

From BBC

A feasibility study for the transport of the Bayeux Tapestry to London, completed by three experts in March 2022, remains "confidential" at the request of the Normandy cultural authorities who commissioned it.

From Barron's

TD Cowen’s Craig Hutchison notes that the overall capex increased by 20% to C$600M due to key refinement from the 2023 Phoenix feasibility study shifting from a mixed well design, half large-diameter and half smaller injection-only wells, to installing large-diameter wells.

From The Wall Street Journal