Find out what the grid could support, before you commit.
We liaise with the relevant DNO to establish indicative connection capacity, network constraints, costs and timescales for renewable generation, battery storage and major electrical loads.
Before you design the project, understand the grid.
A feasibility study makes sense when you're considering a project but don't yet know whether the local network can accommodate it. It gets the grid question answered before it becomes an expensive assumption.
Solar farms
Understand potential export capacity before committing land option payments.
BESS projects
Establish indicative import and export capacity before locking in MW/MWh.
Commercial solar
Understand whether the project is likely to face restrictions or reinforcement.
EV charging hubs
Investigate available demand capacity at the proposed site.
Multi-site portfolios
Use feasibility as an early filter before deploying further development capital.
Electrification & major loads
Understand the network's likely position on significant new demand.
What we investigate
Indicative answers to the questions that decide the project.
Depending on the project and the information available from the DNO, we'll seek to establish the key parameters that determine whether the project is worth progressing.
Note the deliberate use of the word indicative. A feasibility response is not the same as a binding formal connection offer.
- Whether a connection appears feasible
- Indicative generation and export capacity
- Indicative demand and import capacity
- Known network constraints
- Potential reinforcement requirements
- Indicative connection costs
- Indicative connection timescales
- Potential connection options
- Considerations before formal application
Grid Connection Feasibility Study
Managed feasibility enquiry with the relevant DNO on your behalf. Fixed price per site, no hourly clock, no surprises.
What's included
- Preparation and review of project information
- Submission to the relevant DNO
- Active DNO liaison and query management
- Regular chasing of the response
- Response interpretation and analysis
- Branded feasibility summary report
- Recommended next steps
- Documents available through the portal
DNO fees are not included
Some DNOs may charge their own assessment, design or feasibility fees depending on the project. These are separate from our fee and will be communicated to you where applicable.
Multiple sites?
Portfolio pricing available on request.
Getting started
What we need to get started
A simple onboarding process. If you don't have everything, that's fine, we'll help you work out what's appropriate.
Site location
Address or coordinates.
Site boundary
Boundary plan and, where known, point of connection.
Project requirements
Proposed technology and indicative capacity.
Letter of Authority
Permission for us to liaise with the DNO.
What comes next
After feasibility, most projects need one of these.
Feasibility is designed to be the start of the journey. Here's where our customers typically go next.
Technical site survey
Capture the electrical and physical site information your design team needs before formal application.
See site surveysNew connection or upgrade
If the feasibility confirms viability, we manage the formal DNO connection application end to end.
See new connectionsConnection offer review
Received a DNO connection offer? Have it independently reviewed before you commit.
See offer reviewGrid connection feasibility FAQs
Get the grid question answered first.
Share the site and the project ambition. We'll approach the DNO and come back with the indicative picture.
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