Market Assessment. The ISO shall have the authority to independently assess the competitiveness and efficiency of the NEPOOL Market and shall convey its findings and recommendations to NEPOOL. The ISO may propose or adopt such new System Rules or Procedures as it may deem necessary or desirable to implement any such recommendations, subject to and in accordance with the procedures set forth in Section 6.17
Market Assessment. ▪ Halff will conduct a market analysis scan which will address the feasible development potential within the city limits. The basis of the information is needed to determine if preferred scenarios can be fiscally supported by the existing and future market. The analysis shall focus on broad objectives such as economic benefits of enhanced mobility and connectivity, impacts from density/quality urban form, impacts of creating higher impact neighborhoods principles and greater integration/connectivity preservation of the natural environment and sustainability, and economic development potential bases on achieving the greatest objectives in a preferred scenario. Deliverables: Summary of population forecasts, Socioeconomic data review, Community Assessment Memo, Summary of initial development assumptions, Meeting materials and summaries. Meetings: TAC Xxx #0, #0, #4; XXXX Mtg #2, Items Provided by City: Record of accomplishments from previous comprehensive plan actions, Review community assessment Memo, City staff to secure meeting spaces, send out invitations for all events, participate in meetings.
Market Assessment. Identifying countries where reimbursement is available for innovative medical devices that improve quality of life, reduce the burden on public health systems, or funds are available to enable use of new technology at surgeons' discretion.
Market Assessment. The goals of this task are to identify devices appropriate for use in REAL system(s), quantify the potential energy savings for REAL system(s), identify typical exterior light asset ownership models, and assess existing utility programs related to REAL systems to determine existing incentives and/or program areas ready for growth and development. The Recipient shall: • Identify exterior applications appropriate for using REAL systems, such as general exterior lighting (e.g., walkways, building exterior walls, parking lots) and streetlights. • Collect energy use data for identified exterior applications • Identify luminaire form factors, devices and system components that are commercially available to use in REAL system(s) that are capable of the following: • Reduce nighttime utility energy consumption by at least 20% compared to the baseline per luminaire • Store solar electricity in an integrated battery that can power the luminaire at night • Use adaptive and advanced networked controls to enable grid flexibility to maximize use of low/no carbon electricity sources with potential for dimming during low use times • Interconnect with utility to participate in net energy metering or similar utility programs, where available • Use designs that provide for security, and glare reduction, enhanced visibility and safety for drivers and pedestrians, and meet or exceed the Illuminating and Engineering Society lumen output, performance, and quality recommendations • Use luminaires, including lamps, drivers, diodes, batteries, solar panel and all other components that are the highest quality available on the market. • Collect performance characteristics and energy savings/load reduction capabilities for technology components appropriate for use in a REAL systems, such as dimmable luminaires, advanced lighting control systems, environmental sensors, renewable energy devices, energy storage, smart charging controllers and auxiliary devices (e.g. electric vehicle chargers, illuminated signage) • Calculate the potential energy savings and lifecycle cost analysis for typical REAL system design approaches and market penetration rates (Outcomes will inform demonstration site selection in Task 4.1) • Determine how the REAL system(s) will minimize electricity cost and provide energy benefits to the electric grid and non-energy benefits to the community • Compile information on existing utility programs related to REAL systems • Identify exterior light asset ownership models ...
Market Assessment. Examining current transit routes and planning future bus services should be an integral part of the overall EL program planning process. The level of detail associated with the transit planning activities depends on the potential transit market in the EL corridor or area. In some areas, there may not be an existing need for a route in the EL, however, future considerations should not be eliminated. The primary goal of this step is to obtain relevant information and provide a preliminary assessment of the potential demand for express bus service on the EL facilities, before a detailed ridership analysis. Figure 2 illustrates four major components in market assessment.
Market Assessment. 6(a) The demand, supply and stock situation for the particular commodity, consumption trends and factors likely to affect supply and demand into the future. The limestone in the mining lease area is fit for use in cement manufacturing.
Market Assessment. This section looks at the state of the PPA market to establish whether there is evidence to support the assertion that the availability of viable or “bankable” PPAs to independent generators has fallen.
Market Assessment. In all of its activities, the Agreement will continue and expand its partnerships with other Implementing Agreements, networks and organizations to prioritize activities and to establish collaborations of mutual interest.
Market Assessment. Ricondo has prepared collateral development and land use plans for airports throughout the United States and internationally aimed at identifying the highest and best commercial, retail, industrial, or recreational uses for excess or underused airport property. As airport planners, we understand the importance of first identifying airport property that should be preserved for aeronautical uses or that is subject to FAA height or safety restrictions, noise restrictions, and FAA grant assurances. Once these constraints are defined, our land use planning experts can help identify and evaluate excess property that may present opportunities for non- aeronautical development and airport financial sustainability. A market assessment of relevant uses helps identify preliminary highest- and-best-use opportunities for the identified parcels at each of the GA Airports. Using market analytics and Xxxxxxx’x in-house real estate expertise, we would assess the supportability of specific uses within the airport submarket and trade area based on readily available data, identify potential uses for designated parcels, and assign priority, based on general market timelines and Authority feedback, as to when specific sites might be available for economic development and revenue generation. If desired by the Authority and supported by the project budget, the work plan may also include a market analysis to further define, on a site-by- site basis, the scale and timing of specific development projects (e.g., commercial, light industrial/flex space) to support implementation planning in terms of size, rental rates, absorption schedule, quality, potential tenants, infrastructure, access, and developer requirements. This more detailed market analysis would provide necessary information for the development of financial pro forma’s for the residual properties to reflect anticipated revenues, costs, cash flow, and net present value of identified development opportunities.
Market Assessment. A description of the target market for the Project, including an assessment of the likelihood of long-term success relative to competition (existing, planned and proposed).
