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Learn Project Finance and Project Finance Modeling the easy way and make Feasibility Studies
Learn Project Finance and Project Finance Modeling the easy way and make Feasibility Studies
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Your favorite energy technology selection and business development consultant is now offering one-on-one iternet-based course on project finance and project finance modeling in order to make excellent feasibility studies for your own projects or clients if you are a consultant.
Just email Marcial Ocampo, your energy expert, to guide you to a step-by-step one-on-one modeling of any business concept, define the data and information requirements, go over the power plant technology or process technology, represent it in mathematical form, conduct market study to establish demand, perform projections on supply and demand, prepare the material and energy balances, prepare the income and expense statement, loan amortization table, depreciation table, interest during construction table, all-in project cost (land, FOB, freight, insurance, VAT, customs duty, local transport, installation, contingency, project development cost, working capital and interest during construction), cash flow statement, project IRR, project payback, equity IRR, equity payback, dividends (free cash) flow, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows. More »
Project Finance Model for Incremental Economic Analysis with CDM
Project Finance Model for Incremental Economic Analysis with CDM
Incremental economic analysis is the fundamental method of analysis in comparing two or more competing alternatives in order to determine the feasibility of undertaking incremental investments considering the incremental benefits that may be derived. It is useful in analyzing equipment up-grading, replacement, systems improvement and fuel switching.
During implementation of a project feasibility study for a natural gas pipeline that will serve an anchor load 250-500 mw natural gas-fired combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT), it was felt that additional market for the excess Malampaya natural gas (300 mw surplus plus banked gas for sale) needs to be developed to improve the economics of the pipeline. More »
How to evaluate economic feasibility of a power plant project – use project finance model
How to evaluate economic feasibility of a power plant project – use project finance model
If you are preparing a pre-feasibility study or a detailed feasibility study of a small or a large scale power plant project, it is best to use my latest state-of-the-art power plant and project finance model.
It includes a modeling of the plant capacity and heat rate degradation, overhaul cycle and plant operating hours, gross and net generation, distribution losses and net sales, gross revenue (direct customers, sales to grid, sales to spot market), fuel costs, variable and fixed O&M costs, property taxes, property insurance, business interruption insurance, regulatory costs (permits, fees, licenses, fines), DSRF expense, depreciation and amortization, loan interest, income before tax, corporate income tax, income after tax, cash flows (add back depreciation less principal repayment plus/minus non-tax deductible adjustments), project IRR and payback (100% equity), equity IRR and payback (e.g. 30% equity, 70% debt), debt service cover ratio, levelized tariff, generation cost and net profit, and financial ratios (current ratio, quick ratio, A/R turnover, days sales in receivables, inventory turnover, liabilities to equity ratio, number of times interest earned, return on assets, net profit to assets ratio, net profit to sales ratio, return on owner’s equity). More »
