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New Best Entrant Project Finance Model with VAT – landfill, diesel, coal, oil, natgas

April 24th, 2010 Posted in financial models

New Best Entrant Project Finance Model with VAT – landfill, diesel, coal, oil, natgas

A new “Best New Entrant” project finance model with value added tax (VAT) has been developed to analyze which of the following technology such as landfill gas to power, diesel engine, coal thermal (pulverized, CFB), oil thermal or natural gas CCGT is the best new entrant providing overall effectiveness in terms of first year tariff and equity returns.

To order, simply proceed to the ENERGY DATA page of this blog and select large scale models, then order via PayPal the desired model.

Alternatively, you may confirm your order via email, then I will email you my local bank details where you may send via wire transfer the payment.

Upon receipt via PayPal or my local bank account, I will then email you two copies of the ordered models.

Regards,

Marcial Ocampo

Energy & Business Development Consultant

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a) Summary sheet

Executive Summary (C) Copyright 2009 by Marcial T. Ocampo (November 2009)
Coal Thermal Plant (CFB) Benguet Mining Corporation
2011 2012
Investors’ Returns: (0) NPV-FC Generation and Sales: 20 year ave. Year 1 Year 2
Equity IRR (% p.a.) 15.00% Capacity Factor (% of rated) 91.57% 90.11% 89.68%
Payback Period (years) 8.54 Days per year 365.24 365 366
Hours per day 24 24 24
Uses and Sources of Funds During Construction: 000 PhP $ / kW Gross Generation (MWh/year) 144,486 142,091 141,788
Power Plant Own Use (%): 77.778% 77.778% 77.778%
Uses of Funds: 112,378 110,516 110,280
Net Generation (MWh/year) 32,108 31,576 31,509
Initial investment in land (PhP/ha), 1 ha = 10,000 m2 20,000 $23 Transmission Line Loss assumed (%): 0.000% 0.000% 0.000%
0 0 0
Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC): Net Sales (MWh/year) 32,108 31,576 31,509
Freight on Board = FOB USA = $/kW 13,440,000 $15,556
Ocean Freight = FRT = 5% x FOB 672,000 Transmission Line:
Insurance = INS = 1% x FOB 134,400 Line Voltage 138 kV
Cargo, Insurance & Freight = CIF = FOB + FRT + INS 14,246,400 Power 200,000 kW
Value Added Tax = VAT = 12% x CIF 1,709,568 Length 10.000 km
Customs Duty = (CIF + VAT) x (% Duty) x (1 + % VAT) 536,121 Power Factor 0.850 lag
Duty-Paid Landed Cost = DPLC = CIF + VAT + Duty 16,492,089 No. of Circuit 3
Local Freight Cost = LFC = 3% x CIF 427,392 Transmission Line Loss calculated (%) 1.138%
Delivered Cost at Site = DCS = DPLC + LFC 16,919,481 Cost per km: 18,000,000 PhP
Installation Cost = IC = 5% x FOB 672,000 375,000 $
Condenser Cooling System, $ 67,495 Capital and O&M Cost Assumptions:
Transmission Line, $ per km and km length 180,000 Cost per kW FOB USA ($/kW) 1,400 2011 2012
Total EPC = DCS + IC+ CCS + T/L 17,838,976 Variable O&M ($/kWh): 0.00325 Year 1 Year 2
Contingency (10%) = EPC x 10% 1,783,898 Total Fuel Costs 1,673,151 1,677,929
Documentary Stamps (1%) = EPC x 1% = DS 178,390 Expenses from lube purchase 68,389 68,585
Total Fixed Assets (EPC + Contingency + DS) 19,801,263 $22,918 Purchase of chemical materials – 100% 91,619 91,423
Utilities (electricity, water) – 150% 137,428 137,135
Capitalized Expenses: DOE 1-04 (0.01 PhP/kWh sold) 14,683 14,651
Development costs (modeler, developer) 198,213 Fixed O&M ($/kW/year): 0.2250
Other Costs including taxes, contingencies 2,378,552 Maintenance of the installation – 100% 1,096,633 1,094,293
Carbon Emission Registration & Consultancy 0 Personnel expense – 50% 548,317 547,147
Initial investment in capitalized expenses 2,576,764 $2,982 Land lease, rent – 30% 328,990 328,288
Other services – 20% 219,327 218,859
Working Capital: months Taxes, Insurances, Benefits & Regulatory Costs 571,450 499,054
Working capital (adjustments for DSCR = 1.1) 0 DSRF Expense 3,540 3,540
Total Fuel Costs 278,858 2
Expenses from lube purchase 11,398 2 Debt Service Reserve Fund:
Purchase of chemical materials – 100% 15,270 2 Months of debt service 6
Utilities (electricity, water) – 150% 34,357 3 DSRF Income on FCDU 4.0%
DOE 1-04 (0.01 PhP/kWh sold) 3,671 3 WHTax on FCDU 7.5%
Maintenance of the installation – 100% 274,158 3 DSRF Expense 0.30%
Personnel expense – 50% 137,079 3 Taxes and Regulatory Costs:
Land lease, rent – 30% 27,416 1 Value Added Tax – 12% 12.00%
Other services – 20% 18,277 1 Special Privilege Tax – 2% 0.00%
Total Working Capital 800,485 $926 Special Realty Tax – 2.5% 0.00%
DOE 1-94 : 0.01 PhP/kWh sales 0.01
Interest During Construction (IDC): Corporate income tax rate (% of taxable income) 30%
Dev’t fees (developer, loan arranger) 57,996 Income tax holiday (ITH), years 0
Front end fees (modeler, loan arranger) 57,996 Profit Sharing, % of IAT 0.00%
Commitment fees (bank) 231,985 Social Benefit Fund – Host Community, PhP/month 0
Interest During Construction (bank) – 36 months 3,231,553
Total Legal & Financing Fees and IDC 3,579,530 $4,143 Working Capital Needs (WCN): months
Cash needed for operations (+) 3.00
Total Uses of Fund, ’000 PhP 26,778,043 1,487,669 Customers / Receivables (+) 1.00
Total Uses of Fund, ’000 US$ $557,876 $30,993 Stocks / Inventory (+) 2.00
Suppliers / Payables (-) 1.00
Sources of Fund:
Exchange Rate and Escalation: 0 No Escalation
% to be financed by capital 8,033,413 30.00% Exchage Rate, PhP / US$ 48.00 0.00% depreciation
% to be financed by non refundable subsidy 0 0.00% RP CPI (Local) 5.00% local escalation
% to be financed by debt 18,744,630 70.00% US CPI (Foreign) 2.50% foreign escalation
Total Sources of Fund, ’000 US$ 26,778,043 100.00% Tariff Escalation 6.2079 0.00% tariff escalation
Variable O&M: weight 0.00% variable escalation
Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC): Returns % Local (30%) 30.00% 5.00%
Equity 15.00% 30.00% % Foreign (70%) 70.00% 2.50%
Subsidy 0.00% 0.00% Fixed O&M: weight 0.00% fixed escalation
Debt 7.00% 70.00% % Local (70%) 70.00% 5.00%
WACC 9.40% % Foreign (30%) 30.00% 2.50%
Loan: Fuel & Lubes Properties: Btu/lb kg/L
Interest rate of debt, % p.a. 7.00% Diesel Oil – engine, CCGT 19,650 0.8448
Loan term, years 12 Low Sulfur Fuel Oil (LSFO – 1% S) – cogen, CCGT 18,400 0.9659
Grace period (construction period), months 3.00 Lube Oil 0.8500
Fuel & Lubes Costs & Escalation: PhP/L
Rated Capacity: Diesel Oil – engine, CCGT 31.11 0.00% diesel escalation
Unit Capacity of WTG (MW/unit) 18.000 Low Sulfur Fuel Oil (LSFO – 1% S) – cogen, CCGT 22.16 0.00% bunker escalation
No. of TWG (unit) 1 Lube Oil 155.40 0.00% lube escalation
Total Gross Installed Capacity (MW) 18.000 Plant Heat Rate and Lube Oil Rate:
Plant Own Use (MW) 14.000 77.78% Diesel Engine Heat Rate (Btu/kWh gross) 10,614
Net Capacity (MW) 4.000 Lube Oil Consumption Rate (g/kWh) 0.2535

b) Input sheet

Instructions for Running this Project Finance Model (by Marcial T. Ocampo) – US Dollar Model Licensed for: Benguet Mining Corporation
Enter the required data starting from the first step to the last step, then converge the model by pressing ctrl + e press ctrl + e to converge model (DCF IRR)
0) 1 Include VAT (1) no VAT (0) 12.00% Blue cells are input fields for updating
0 Include Carbon Emission Credits (1), no CER (0) 12 years These cells are case switches
0 Include Depreciation (1), no depreciation (0) of Peso to $
1) 3 Define the NPV and return IRR to be used (1-3).
0 NPV-ROI return on investment (100% equity, 0% debt) – project cost versus cash flow
0 NPV-ROE return on equity (say 30% equity, 70% debt) – equity portion of project cost versus cash flow
1 NPV-FC return on equity (say 30% equity, 70% debt) – equity portion of project cost versus dividends flow (free cash) – default
48.00 Exchage Rate, PhP / US$
2) 5.00% RP CPI (Local) Philippine escalation rate, % p.a.
2.50% US CPI (Foreign) US escalation rate, % p.a.
3) 2010 Define the end of construction period (year 0). It assumes everything has been constructed and finished at the end of this year (0) and will operate on following year (1).
4) Rated Capacity and Losses Unit Capacity No. of Units
200.000 Rated Capacity (RC), MW 100.000 2
7.000% Power Plant Own Use 14.000
1.138% Transmission Line Losses (10 km line) Select red cells below for T/L losses
Transmission Line Losses
Line Voltage 138 kV km 1.609
Power 200,000 kW mile 1
Length 10.00 km feet 5280
Power Factor 0.85 lag
Total Line Current 984.399 A resistivity of Al 20 17.002 ohm-cmil/ft
Line Current/Circuit 328.133 A 25 17.345 ohm-cmil/ft
No. of Circuit 3
Transmission Line Cost of T/L Cost of T/L With 50%
Used Conductor Type Ampacity Resistance (ohms/mile) Loss (3-phase)* $ / km PhP / km allowance
ACSR (MCM) A 25 deg.C 50 deg.C 90 deg.C kW %
0 336 530 0.278 0.306 0.351 5469.63 2.735% $250,000 12,000,000 4.10%
0 795 900 0.119 0.138 0.168 2617.57 1.309% $333,333 16,000,000 1.96%
AAC (MCM) A 20 deg.C 25 deg.C 90 deg.C kW
0 336 495 0.267 0.273 0.343 5342.32 2.671% $291,667 14,000,000 4.01%
1 789 855 0.114 0.116 0.146 2275.05 1.138% $375,000 18,000,000 1.71%
USED 1.138% $375,000 18,000,000 1.71%
5) Capacity Factor (365 days, 5 year cycle) 1 2 3 4 5 Average
28 Planned Overhaul, days (4 wks) 28
14 Regular Maintenance, days (2 wks) 14 14 14 14
0.10% Economic S/D, % of CD 0.365 0.365 0.365 0.365 0.365
0.50% Deactivated S/D – External, % of CD 1.825 1.825 1.825 1.825 1.825
5.00% Forced Outage – Internal, % of CD 18.25 18.25 18.25 18.25 18.25
100.00% Load Factor, % of DC 34.44 34.44 34.44 34.44 48.44 37.24 vary load factor to hit 75%
91.04% Capacity Factor, % of RC 330.56 330.56 330.56 330.56 316.56 327.76
CD = Calendar Days (365 days per year) 91.82% 91.82% 91.82% 91.82% 87.93% 91.04%
RC = Rated Capacity, MW 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%
DC = Dependable Capacity, MW (after degradation) 91.82% 91.82% 91.82% 91.82% 87.93% 91.04%
6) Define overhaul cycle and capacity degradation
0.50% Normal, % p.a. normal degradation rate
-2.00% Overhaul, % p.a. degradation recovered after overhaul
5 Overhaul Cycle, yr overhaul cycle
80.00% Recovery, % fraction of normal degradation recovered during overhaul
7) Define overhaul cycle and heat rate degradation
0.50% Normal, % p.a. normal degradation rate
-2.00% Overhaul, % p.a. degradation recovered after overhaul
5 Overhaul Cycle, yr overhaul cycle
80.00% Recovery, % fraction of normal degradation recovered during overhaul
8) 4 Plant Heat Rate (enter type of engine, 1-3) 1=CCGT 2=Cogen 3=Diesel 4=Thermal
GT Gas Turbine Output (1 / 3) 33.33% 77.00% 40.00%
ST Steam Turbine Input (2 / 3) 66.67% 23.00%
BE Boiler Efficiency at 1% cont. BD 85.00% 85.00% 90.00% vary this entry to hit 23%
STE Steam Turbine Efficiency 40.00% 37.00% 40.00%
ME Mechanical Drive / Clutch Efficiency 99.00% 99.00% 97.00% 95.00%
GE Generator Efficiency 98.00% 96.00% 96.00% 94.00%
OE 32.15% Overall Efficiency=(GT+ST*BE*STE)*ME*GE 54.33% 80.06% 37.25% 32.15%
Plant Heat Rate at 100% eff. (3600 / 1.05506), Btu/kWh 3412.12822
PHR Plant Heat Rate, Btu / kWh = 3412/ OE 6,280 4,262 9,160 10,613
0 0 0 1
9) Define fuel properties GHV, Btu/lb NHV, Btu/lb GHV / NHV kg / Liter Btu/liter Reference $/MMBtu PhP / liter 2010
0.00% Natural Gas (Malampaya Gas) – main fuel 22,129 20,249 1.093 2010 $GJ 8.628 9.10 414.14 PhP/GJ
0.00% Diesel Oil – backup fuel (gas pipeline downtime) 19,650 18,453 1.065 0.8448 36,597 46.44 17.71 31.11 PhP/liter
3.00% Low Sulfur Fuel Oil (LSFO – 1% S) – boiler fuel 18,400 17,449 1.055 0.9659 39,181 35.97 11.78 22.16 PhP/liter
0.00% Bunker Fuel Oil (BFO – 3% S) – boiler fuel 19,670 18,565 1.060 0.8916 38,664 34.84 12.57 23.34 PhP/liter
97.00% Coal (Lignite, Bituminous, Anthracite) – thermal 10,000 9,475 1.055 $42.55 1.93 2.04 PhP/kg
0.00% Biomass (Solid Waste, Woodwaste) – per kg 4,000 3,463 1.155 1.20% 0.63 0.27 PhP/kg
Lube Oil 0.8500 232.00 155.40 PhP/liter
3600 kJ/kWh 2.2046 lb/kg 1.05506 kJ/Btu
1000 kg/MT 3.7854 L/gallon
10) Lube Oil Consumption
0.50% Normal, % p.a. normal degradation rate
-2.00% Overhaul, % p.a. degradation recovered after overhaul
5 Overhaul Cycle, yr overhaul cycle
80.00% Recovery, % fraction of normal degradation recovered during overhaul
0.254 Ideal Lube Oil Consumption, g/kWh
11) 0 Escalate fuel, lubes, tariff and O&M costs? (1=yes, 0=no) Used
3.00% Natural Gas (Malampaya Gas) – main fuel 0.00%
3.50% Diesel Oil – backup fuel (gas pipeline downtime) 0.00%
2.50% Low Sulfur Fuel Oil (LSFO – 1% S) – boiler fuel 0.00% biomass price is tied-up to LSFO price
2.00% Bunker Fuel Oil (BFO – 3% S) – boiler fuel 0.00%
2.00% Coal (Lignite, Bituminous, Anthracite) – thermal 0.00%
2.50% Biomass (Solid Waste, Woodwaste) – per kg 0.00%
5.00% Lube Oil 0.00%
5.00% Electricity Tariff and regulatory costs 0.00%
12) % p.a. Escalation rates for tariff and O&M costs Used Foreign (US) US CPI Local (RP) RP CPI
3.25% Purchase of chemical materials – 100% 0.00% 70.00% 2.50% 30.00% 5.00% variable O&M
3.25% Utilities (electricity, water) – 150% 0.00% 70.00% 2.50% 30.00% 5.00% variable O&M
4.25% Maintenance of the installation – 100% 0.00% 30.00% 2.50% 70.00% 5.00% fixed O&M
4.25% Personnel expense – 50% 0.00% 30.00% 2.50% 70.00% 5.00% fixed O&M
4.25% Land lease, rent – 30% 0.00% 30.00% 2.50% 70.00% 5.00% fixed O&M
4.25% Other services – 20% 0.00% 30.00% 2.50% 70.00% 5.00% fixed O&M
13) Define electricity sales & revenues Factor Adjustment
70.00% Electricity sales to DU, MWh 0.950 -5.00% discount price to direct customers (e.g. -10%)
20.00% Electricity sales to NPC, MWh 1.000 0.00% reference price to national grid (e.g. 0%)
10.00% Electricity sales to WESM, MWh 1.150 15.00% wholesale spot market price (e.g. +15%)
100.00% Total must add to 100%
Escalation Byproduct Sales PhP/MT
5.00% Income from garbage tipping fee, ’000 PhP 0
for cogen only Coal Thermal Plant (CFB)
14) months Define working capital for initial project cost (months) 000 $/year Working Capital PSMA Paul Breeze
2 Total Fuel Costs 1,673,151 278,858
2 Expenses from lube purchase 68,389 11,398
2 Purchase of chemical materials – 100% 91,619 15,270 variable O&M 0.700 PhP/kWh 0.00325 $/kWh
3 Utilities (electricity, water) – 150% 137,428 34,357
3 Special Privilege Tax – 1% 0 0
3 Special Realty Tax – 1.5% 0 0
3 DOE 1-04 (0.01 PhP/kWh sold) 14,683 3,671
3 Maintenance of the installation – 100% 1,096,633 274,158 fixed O&M 0.846 PhP/kWh 0.2250 $/kW/year
3 Personnel expense – 50% 548,317 137,079 land lease from NorthWind
1 Land lease, rent – 30% 328,990 27,416 ha PhP PhP/yr $/yr
1 Other services – 20% 219,327 18,277 100 7,500 750,000 15,625
Total working capital 4,178,536 800,485
15) Total Regulatory Expenses
0.00% Special Privilege Tax – 1% of Electricity Revenue
0.00% Special Realty Tax – 1.5% of Depreciated Project Cost
0.01 DOE 1-94 : 0.01 PhP/kWh sales PhP/kWh sales
16) Define corporate income tax rate and income tax holiday
30% Corporate income tax rate (% of taxable income)
0 Income tax holiday (ITH), years
17) Expenses not eligible for income tax deduction sample data
0.00% Profit Sharing, % of IAT of income after tax 5.00% not used
0 Social Benefit Fund – Host Community, PhP/month per month 10,000 not used
18) Calculation of Working Capital Needs (WCN)
3.00 Cash needed for operations (+) months of expenses
1.00 Customers / Receivables (+) months of revenue
2.00 Stocks / Inventory (+) months of fuel & chemicals
1.00 Input VAT (+) months of input VAT
1.00 Output VAT (-) months of output VAT
1.00 Suppliers / Payables (-) months of payables
19) 48.00 Estimate all-in capital cost check variance PhP/sqm sqm/ha
$2 Initial investment in land (10 PhP/sqm) x (10,000 sqm/ha) 10,000,000 2.000 ha 20,000 - 1,000 10,000
$1,400 Freight on Board = FOB USA = $/kW 67,200 200.000 MW 13,440,000 -
Ocean Freight = FRT = 5% x FOB 5% 672,000 -
Insurance = INS = 1% x FOB 1% 134,400 -
Cargo, Insurance & Freight = CIF = FOB + FRT + INS 14,246,400 -
Value Added Tax = VAT = 12% x CIF 12% 1,709,568 -
Customs Duty = (CIF + VAT) x (% Duty) x (1 + % VAT) 3% 536,121 -
Duty-Paid Landed Cost = DPLC = CIF + VAT + Duty 16,492,089 -
Local Freight Cost = LFC = 3% x CIF 3% 427,392 -
Delivered Cost at Site = DCS = DPLC + LFC 16,919,481 -
Installation Cost = IC = 5% x FOB 5% 672,000 -
1 Condenser Cooling System, $ 67,495,440 $1,406,155 67,495 -
1 Transmission Line, $ per km and km length 18,000,000 10.0 180,000.00 -
Total EPC = DCS + IC + T/L 17,838,975.96 -
Contingency (10%) = EPC x 10% 10% 1,783,898 -
Documentary Stamps (1%) = EPC x 1% = DS 1% 178,390 -
$2,063 Total Fixed Assets (EPC + Contingency + DS) 19,801,263 -
Depreciation term (years) salvage value 10.00% 712,845 25 19,821,263 -
Development costs (developer, modeler) 1.00% 198,213 -
Other Costs including taxes, contingencies 12.00% 2,378,552 -
Carbon Emission Registration & Consultancy - -
$268 Initial investment in capitalized expenses 3,377,249 2,576,764 -
Amortization term (years) salvage value 10.00% 121,581 25 -
Working Capital:
0.339 Working capital (adjustments for DSCR = 1.1) 1.100 1.439 - -
Total Fuel Costs 2 278,858 -
Expenses from lube purchase 2 11,398 -
Purchase of chemical materials – 100% 2 15,270 -
Utilities (electricity, water) – 150% 3 34,357 -
Special Privilege Tax – 1% 3 0 -
Special Realty Tax – 1.5% 3 0 -
DOE 1-04 (0.01 PhP/kWh sold) 3 3,671 -
Maintenance of the installation – 100% 3 274,158 -
Personnel expense – 50% 3 137,079 -
Land lease, rent – 30% 1 27,416 -
$83 Other services – 20% 1 800,485 18,277 23,198,512 -
Interest During Construction:
Dev’t fees (developer, loan arranger) 0.25% 57,996 - Year -2 Year -1 Year 0
Front end fees (modeler, loan arranger) 0.25% 57,996 - 33.0% 33.0% 34.0%
$373 Commitment fees (bank) 0.50% 231,985 - 7,655,509 7,655,509 7,887,494
Interest During Construction (bank) – 36 months 3.00 7.00% 3,231,553 3,579,530 - 7,655,509 15,311,018 23,198,512
Amortization term (years) salvage value 10.00% 128,863 25 - 77,715 77,715 76,555
$2,789 Total Investment (land, fixed, capitalized expenses, working capital) 26,778,043 - 535,886 1,071,771 1,623,896
20) Taxes, Insurances, Benefits & Regulatory Costs based on 47.00 PhP/US$
Real Property Tax – Land 1.60% of land NOTE: Differentiate between one time, cyclic (every 2 or 5 years) and recurring (annual)
Real Property Tax – PPE 1.60% of fixed assets and vary the formula in the Main worksheet accordingly.
Real Property Tax – Buildings 0.80% of building For simplicity in this model, they are assumed to be annual fees to be conservative.
Land Lease & ROW 0 PhP/MT coal
Property Insurance – PPE 0.78% of fixed assets
Property Insurance – Building 0.78% of building
Business Interruption Insurance 0.56% of previous year’s revenue
of Capital Special Education Fund – benefits to host community 1.00% of land
0.277% SEC Registration & Fees 74,175 Securities & Exchange Commission (certificate of registration)
BIR Registration & Fees 530 Bureau of Internal Revenue (registration of TIN, VAT)
0.007% DENR Permits & Fees 1,874 Department of Environment & Natural Resources (EIS, ECC)
Discharge Fee (BOD, TSS) – DENR 0 water pollution discharge permit (4 wastes at 600 each)
0.028% EMB Permits & Fees 7,498 Environment Management Bureau (air quality)
NWRB Permits & Fees 17,417 National Water Resources Board (water use permit)
PNRI Permits & Fees 5,900 Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (radioactive material license)
ERC Registration & Fess 1,500 Energy Regulatory Commission (certificate of compliance, authority to operate)
0.015% DOLE Permits & Fees 4,017 Department of Labor & Employment (permit to operate pressurized vessels)
DTI Permits & Fees 0 Department of Trade & Industry (registration of business name, with SEC now for corporation)
0.142% LGU Registration & Fees 38,025 Local government units (barangay, municipal, provincial, regional)
0.002% NTC Registration & Fees 536 National Telecommunication Commission (radio station permit)
BOC Registration & Fees 5,000 Bureau of Customs (accreditation and registration)
PPA Registration & Fees 1,000 Philippine Port Authority (permit to operate shore line facilities)
ATO Registration & Fees 13,050 Air Transportation Office (height clearance permit for smoke stack)
PDEA Registration & Fees 3,000 Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (essential chemicals commodity permit)
BOI Registration & Fees 4,500 Board of Investment (certificate of registration)
DOE Permits & Fees 800 Department of Energy (authority to import, certificate of registration)
Local Business Taxes (1/2 of 1% of GR) 0.00% of gross revenue
National Franchise Taxes (1/2 of 1% of GR) 0.00% of gross revenue
Total Taxes, Insurances, Benefits & Regulatory Costs
21) Cost of debt (loan interest)
5.00% Reference interest rate (Libor or other), % p.a. 12 Loan term, years
2.00% Spread, % p.a. 3.00 Grace period (construction period), months
7.00% Interest rate of debt, % p.a. 0 Loan amortization method (1 = constant principal repayment, 0 = declining balance method)
22) Capital Structure (equity & debt)
15.00% % to be financed by capital 30.00% Equity IRR
0.00% % to be financed by non refundable subsidy 0.00% Subsidy
7.00% % to be financed by debt 70.00% Debt Interest
Initial amount of capital 9.40% WACC
23) Debt Service Reserve Fund
6 Months of debt service
4.00% DSRF Income -interest on Foreign Currency Deposit
7.50% Withholding Tax on Foreign Currency Deposit
0.30% DSRF Expense – withholding tax
24) Equity Structure (shareholder contribution)
planned Annual dividend payable actual
60.00% Investor 1
20.00% Investor 2
20.00% Investor 3
25) Your done. Now converge the model by pressing ctrl + e
26) Print the reports as required

c) Main sheet

PROJECT FINANCE MODEL Name Coal Thermal Plant (CFB)
(C) Copyright 2009 by Marcial T. Ocampo (November 2009)
INSTRUCTIONS 7.5655 NPV-ROI 6.1459 NPV-ROE 6.2079 NPV-FC
(This example is in PhP Thousand, except for the unit prices which are in PhP/kWh) US$/kWh PhP/kWh
Year 0 reflects the starting assumptions, which will be applicable starting in year 1. 0.1293 6.2079 NPV IRR Payback
Blue cells must be filled out by the user. NPV-ROI 0 (5,852,032) 11.26% 8.22
Escalate fuel, lubes, tariff and O&M costs? (1=yes, 0=no) 0 NPV-ROE 0 355,864 15.52% 8.57
CALCULATION OF GROSS OPERATING MARGIN NPV-FC 1 (0) 15.00% 8.54
used (0.00) (0) 15.00% 8.54
Year 2010 2011 2012
Days Per Year 365.24 365 365 366
Hours Per Day 24 24 24 24
Plant Operation 365 Year 0 1 2
Overhaul Cycle 0 1 2
Capacity Degradation
Normal, % p.a. 0.50% 1.0000 1.0050 1.0100
Overhaul, % p.a. -2.00% 0.50% 0.50%
Overhaul Cycle, yr 5
Recovery, % 80.00%
3 Select Manufacturer/Engine Model: MW Heat Rate, Btu / kWh Efficiency, % EPC Cost, $/kW Variable O&M Fixed O&M
0 Biomass Landfill Methane Engine Power Plant 30.000 10,077 33.86% 1500 0.00187 0.242
0 Diesel Oil Engine Power Plant 18.000 9,161 37.25% 1300 0.00500 0.040
1 Coal Thermal Plant (CFB) 200.000 10,614 32.15% 1400 0.00325 0.225
0 Bunker Oil Thermal Plant 300.000 11,675 29.23% 991 0.00500 0.300
0 Low Sulfur Fuel Oil Cogen Plant 500.000 4,262 80.06% 650 0.00200 0.150
0 Natural Gas Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Plant 500.000 6,280 54.33% 650 0.00200 0.150
Used Coal Thermal Plant (CFB) 200.000 10,614 32.15% 1,400.00 0.00325 0.225
(1) Own use is mainly condenser cooling pumping power 14.000
RC Plant Rated Capacity, MW 186.000 200.000 186.000 186.000
Gross Revenue (exclusive of VAT) 8,932,600 8,913,542
Less: Output VAT = Gross Revenue / (1+VAT) * VAT (this is remitted to BIR on the next month) 12.00% 957,064 955,022
Net Revenue (goes to Income Statement) 7,975,536 7,958,520
Expenses Subject to Input VAT
Total Fuel Costs 1,673,151 1,677,929
Expenses from lube purchase 68,389 68,585
Purchase of chemical materials – 100% 91,619 91,423
Utilities (electricity, water) – 150% 137,428 137,135
Special Privilege Tax – 1% 0 0
Special Realty Tax – 1.5% 0 0
DOE 1-04 (0.01 PhP/kWh sold) 14,683 14,651
Maintenance of the installation – 100% 1,096,633 1,094,293
Personnel expense – 50% 548,317 547,147
Land lease, rent – 30% 328,990 328,288
Other services – 20% 219,327 218,859
Loan Interest 1,312,124 1,238,774
Total Expenses Subject to Input VAT 5,490,660 5,417,083
Input VAT 12.00% 588,285 580,402
Output VAT to BIR
Output VAT (current liabilities) 24,329,861 957,064 955,022
Input VAT (current assets) 12,292,121 588,285 580,402
Net Output VAT to BIR 368,779 374,621
% VAT to BIR ( Net Output VAT / Output VAT) 50.52% 61.47% 60.77%
TOTAL OPERATING INCOME 8,932,600 8,913,542
Net Output VAT to BIR 368,779 374,621
Taxes, Insurances, Benefits & Regulatory Costs 0.00% 0 571,450 499,054
DSRF Expense 0.30% 0 3,540 3,540
total working capital
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE 800,485 5,122,306 5,055,524
Annual increase 0.09% -1.3%
GROSS OPERATING MARGIN 3,810,295 3,858,018
Calculation of Working Capital Needs (WCN):
Cash needed for operations (+) 3.00 months of expenses 449,265 448,307
Customers / Receivables (+) 1.00 months of revenue 744,383 742,795
Stocks / Inventory (+) 2.00 months of fuel & chemicals 305,526 306,323
Input VAT (+) 1.00 months of input VAT 49,024 48,367
Output VAT (-) 1.00 months of output VAT 79,755 79,585
Suppliers / Payables (-) 1.00 months of payables 198,456 198,757
WCN 14.08% % of operating income 1,269,987 1,269,987 1,267,449
BALANCE SHEET BEFORE DIVIDEND PAYMENT
In ’000 PhP Year 0 1
Cash needed for operations 0 449,265
Additional cash (if negative, it would represent additional debt) 0 -280,143
Receivables / Customers 0 744,383
Stocks / Inventory 0 305,526
Input VAT (current assets) 0 49,024
Land 20,000 20,000
Fixed assets (net) 19,801,263 19,088,418
Capitalized expenses (net) 3,377,249 3,255,668
Capitalized IDC (net) 3,579,530 3,450,667
Total assets 26,778,043 27,082,809
Output VAT (current liabilities) 0 79,755
Suppliers / Payables 0 198,456
Debt 18,744,630 17,696,768
Shareholder’s Advances
Current year profit after tax 0 1,074,417
Accumulated reserves 0 0
Subsidy 0 0
Capital 8,033,413 8,033,413
Total liabilities and net worth 26,778,043 27,082,809
CASH FLOW STATEMENT Year 0 1 2
OPERATIONS
Net Income (after tax) 0 1,074,417 1,159,168
Add: Depreciation & Amortization 0 963,290 963,290
(Increase) / Decrease in Receivables 0 -744,383 1,588
(Increase) / Decrease in Inventories 0 -305,526 -796
(Increase) / Decrease in Input VAT Credit 0 -49,024 657
Increase / (Decrease) in Output VAT Payable 0 79,755 -170
Increase / (Decrease) in Accounts Payable 0 198,456 301
Net Cash flow from Operations 0 1,216,985 2,124,037
INVESTMENTS
Additions to PP&E 19,801,263 -19,801,263 0 0
Additions to Capitalized Expenses 3,377,249 -3,377,249 0 0
Additions to Capitalized IDC 3,579,530 -3,579,530 0 0
Additions to Land 20,000 -20,000 0 0
Net Cash flow Used for Investments 26,778,043 -26,778,043 0 0
Cash flow before Financing -26,778,043 1,216,985 2,124,037
FINANCING
Increase (Decrease) in Shareholder Advances 0 0 0
Increase (Decrease) in Long-term Debt 18,744,630 18,744,630 -1,047,862 -1,121,212
Increase (Decrease) in Subsidy 0 0 0 0
Increase (Decrease) in Capital Stock 8,033,413 8,033,413 0 0
Net Cash flow from Financing 26,778,043 26,778,043 -1,047,862 -1,121,212
NET CASH FLOW 0 169,122 1,002,824
Add: Beginning Cash Balance 0 169,122
ENDING CASH BALANCE 0.00 169,122 1,171,947
Levelized Price and Generation Cost of Electricity Year 0 1 2
Discounting Rate, % p.a. 15.00% 48.00 NPV
Electricity sales MWh $/kWh PhP/kWh 9,422,001 1,468,278 1,465,146
TOTAL OPERATING INCOME (levelized price) 000 PhP 0.1267 6.0837 57,320,849 8,932,600 8,913,542
Total Fuel Costs 000 PhP 0.0238 1.1416 10,755,700 1,673,151 1,677,929
Expenses from lube purchase 000 PhP 0.0010 0.0467 439,635 68,389 68,585
Purchase of chemical materials – 100% 000 PhP 0.0013 0.0624 587,921 91,619 91,423
Utilities (electricity, water) – 150% 000 PhP 0.0019 0.0936 881,881 137,428 137,135
DOE 1-04 (0.01 PhP/kWh sold) 000 PhP 0.0002 0.0100 94,220 14,683 14,651
Net Output VAT to BIR 000 PhP 0.0060 0.2875 2,708,483 368,779 374,621
Maintenance of the installation – 100% 000 PhP 0.0156 0.7469 7,037,138 1,096,633 1,094,293
Personnel expense – 50% 000 PhP 0.0078 0.3734 3,518,569 548,317 547,147
Land lease, rent – 30% 000 PhP 0.0047 0.2241 2,111,141 328,990 328,288
Other services – 20% 000 PhP 0.0031 0.1494 1,407,428 219,327 218,859
Taxes, Insurances, Benefits & Regulatory Costs 000 PhP 0.0064 0.3096 2,916,768 571,450 499,054
DSRF Expense 000 PhP 0.0000 0.0020 19,189 3,540 3,540
- Depreciation & amortization 000 PhP 0.0138 0.6609 6,226,847 963,290 963,290
- Interest 000 PhP 0.0115 0.5528 5,208,038 1,312,124 1,238,774
- Income tax 000 PhP 0.0089 0.4269 4,022,367 460,464 496,786
Total Generation Cost 0.1060 5.0876 47,935,325 7,858,184 7,754,374
Net Profit after tax 0.0208 0.9961 9,385,524 1,074,416.95 1,159,168.06

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