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Financial model for evaluating proposed private power projects in developing countries
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Financial model for evaluating proposed private power projects in developing countries
Because the economic attractiveness of a proposed power project depends on the perceptions of lenders and shareholders, and on the contract terms negotiated by buyer and seller, no spreadsheet model can provide a definitive set of calculations to be applied in all situations.
1988
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Abstract
The terms of power sales agreements and debt covenants are often project-specific, and the procedures for measuring taxable income may be country-specific. The PROJEV model, therefore, is intended to be modified as necessary to conform to the terms of specific power purchase agreements and the tax regimes of individual countries. This report provides a snapshot of the April 1988 version of the model. In Chapter 1, we explain what the model was designed to do and what it was not designed to do. In Chapter 2, we describe the structure of the Lotus 123 spreadsheet. A partial printout of the spreadsheet is shown in Appendix A. (Author abstract)
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