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Who can compile a feasibility study report, and which departments are responsible for overseeing its approval?
The question is not clear. Do you mean within the unit responsible for preparing the feasibility study (such as an engineering company or design institute)? Or does it refer to the entity that commissions the feasibility study (such as the owner)?
I mean, the feasibility report can indicate which entities are qualified to prepare it – such as the owner, engineering companies, design institutes – and it can also be commissioned; the entities responsible for approval and supervision are those qualified institutions
Feasibility study report? There should be standard templates
Reply to 3#: To prepare a feasibility study report for Fu, consulting qualifications are required. Of course, it refers to those that require approval. If approval is not required, it is also possible to organize the staffing structure within the company. If it is for approval, it is best to choose a design firm with Class A consulting qualifications to prepare the documents, especially for projects located in other regions. Qualifications below Class A are subject to geographical restrictions. Currently, the National Development and Reform Commission requires project application reports for project approval and has issued a standard template. It is available for internal decision-making by enterprises. However, in some areas, the development and reform commissions still require enterprises to prepare a feasibility study report as an attachment when submitting project application forms for approval. Some even go the other way around, requiring a feasibility study report to be prepared, with the project application report served as an attached document. Implementation standards vary from place to place. The approval of the feasibility study report should be handled by the Development and Reform Commission, which organizes expert review meetings. Finally, it is approved by the National Development and Reform Commission.
We are currently working on a biomass power generation project in Chongqing. The NDRC requires a feasibility study to be approved. The project application report is attached as a supplement. The power to approve lies with them; they can approve whatever they want regarding you. Sometimes, not many reasons are needed.
There are too many organizations that can prepare feasibility study reports; design institutes, among others, can do this. Once the feasibility study report is ready, it is sent to the environmental assessment and safety departments for the preparation of safety and environmental impact assessment reports
So should the safety assessment and environmental impact assessment be submitted first, and only after approval should it be submitted to the Development and Reform Commission?
Design institutes can prepare feasibility reports