WorksheetsFEASIBILITY STUDY
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the MAIN question that a feasibility analysis attempts to answer?
How fast can we launch the product?
Who will be the competitors?
Should we pursue this project or solution?
How much profit will we make in the first year?
Which of the following is NOT part of an environmental market survey?
Identifying stakeholders
Quantifying the environmental problem
Assessing willingness to pay
Measuring the technology's pH stability
Which trend is correctly matched with its description?
Regulatory trend – Public preference for eco-friendly products
Consumer trend – New technologies making old ones obsolete
Technological trend – Laws becoming stricter
Regulatory trend – Introduction of carbon taxes or plastic bans
Which statement correctly describes a value proposition?
The financial report of last year’s profit
What unique value your solution provides to customers
The number of competitors in the market
The environmental laws affecting the industry
Which factor is used to assess technical feasibility?
Customer willingness to pay
Technology readiness level (TRL)
Market growth rate
Size of environmental problem
What is the main purpose of a feasibility study in a green-technology venture?
To start building the product immediately
To determine whether the idea should move forward (Go/No-Go)
To hire engineers and staff
To design marketing posters
Which of the following is a characteristic that makes green tech ventures different from typical startups?
Very low R&D cost
Minimal regulatory involvement
Long R&D cycles and complex environmental laws
No need for validation or testing
Which question is part of Market Feasibility analysis?
Do we have enough engineers?
Is the technology proven in a lab?
Who is our customer and is the market growing?
What legal entity should we register?
Technical feasibility mainly focuses on:
Hiring and human resources
Whether the technology works and can scale
Government tax incentives
Price of raw materials in the retail market
Green tech financial feasibility must consider:
Multi-level marketing strategies
High upfront cost and long return on investment
How many people follow the company on social media
The colour of the prototype
Which of the following is part of legal and regulatory feasibility?
Market price forecasting
Compliance with environmental laws and permits
Colour branding for the company logo
Employee dress code
Which is a key element of organizational feasibility?
Determining carbon tax rate
Choosing the legal structure (e.g., B-Corp)
Designing product packaging
Selecting a social media influencer
When will a project be labelled as “NO-GO”?
When all pillars are strong
When market is good and tech works
When a fatal flaw is found, making the venture unviable
When the team is too big
Which of the following is a green technology example used in Malaysia?
Coal gasification
Diesel-based generators
Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems
Plastic incinerators
Which initiative is an example of upcycling or sustainable product innovation?
Biji-Biji Initiative
Forest clearing for palm oil
Construction of diesel buses
Building coal power plants
Which market factor can positively influence a green-tech venture’s growth?
Removal of environmental regulations
Higher taxes on renewable energy products
Increasing government subsidies for green initiatives
Decreasing public interest in sustainability
Which scenario MOST accurately reflects a market feasibility challenge for Solar PV adoption under Malaysia’s NEM (Net Energy Metering) scheme?
Consumers hesitate to invest because the payback period is still perceived as long despite NEM incentives
Solar PV panels cannot produce energy during cloudy days
Solar installers do not offer attractive colours for rooftop panels
The number of technicians available for installation is too high
Which issue would MOST likely be a technical feasibility barrier for biogas projects using POME?
The biogas plant requires stable methane yield but POME characteristics vary between mills
Local communities are unsure whether the project benefits them
Government incentives for biomass projects decrease
Public awareness about biogas technology is low
Which scenario MOST clearly demonstrates a market feasibility challenge in Malaysia’s EV ecosystem expansion?
Consumers remain hesitant to switch due to perceived insufficient public chargers
EV chargers require periodic calibration by electrical engineers
EV cables are sometimes heavy to carry
Several EV chargers use different coloured indicator lights
Which scenario MOST accurately reflects a market feasibility limitation for circular-economy enterprises such as Biji-Biji Initiative or Waste-to-Energy projects in Malaysia?
Customers perceive upcycled or WTE-derived products as lower-value compared to conventional alternatives
Engineers require specialised training to operate shredders and gasifiers
The facilities need regular inspections according to environmental standards
The production site is located far from the central business district
