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Hydropower exploitation of Dushar – Zerec stream Business Plan
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION BYFOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION BY CONCESSION OF THE HYDROPOWER PLANTSCONCESSION OF THE HYDROPOWER PLANTS
ON THE DUSHAR-ZEREC STREAMON THE DUSHAR-ZEREC STREAM
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Content:
1. Estimate of theHPPs’ Budgets
2. Main data.
3. Funding Sources:- Percentage of funding by bank loan and own capital- Loan amortization schedule.
4. Financial Plan
5. Profit and Loss Statement- Chart Presentation- Statement for 35 years
6. Cash Flow Statement:- Chart Presentation- Statement for 35 years
7. Project’s rentability:- Net Present Value - NPV- IRR (Internal Rate of return)- Payback Period - Benefit/Cost Ratio- Levelised Discount Cost - LDC
8. Sensitivity Analysis- Sensitivity Analysis to the discount rate- Sensitivity Analysis to the water treated and traded- Sensitivity Analysis to the initial investment-
9. Conclusions
1. ESTIMATE OF THE HPPs’ BUDGETS
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The following table represents a summary estimation of the investment cost of HPP 1.
No. Description Value (EUR)1 Water Intake 47,243 2 Decanter L = 40 m 14,598 3 Deviation Channel L = 1500 m 81,795 4 Pressure Basin 19,682 5 Turbine Penstock L = 172.5 M 37,836 6 Powerhouse 26,281 7 Connection to the Grid 10 kV 1,429 8 Ricontruction of existing roads and construction of new ones 857 9 Environment 3,629
SUM 233,349 Mobilisation Works 1% 2,333
SUM 235,683 Contingency Fund 5% 11,784
SUM 247,467 VAT 20% 49,493
TOTAL of CIVIL WORKS 296,960 Surveillance and Test Costs 1.3% 3,860
TOTAL 300,821 TECHNOLOGIC MACHINERIES AND EQUIPMENT 144,120 DESIGN OF THE IMPLEMENTATION WORKS 4,286
TOTAL INVESTMENT FOR HPP 1 449,226
Civil Works Equipment Connection to Grid
Engineering VAT
246,038
120,100
1,429 8,146
73,513
The following table represents a summary estimation of the investment cost of HPP 2.
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No. Description Value (EUR)1 Water Intake 42,538 2 Intake of water from Qinami stream 37,014 3 Decantor L = 40 m 14,598 4 Pressure Deviation L = 1900 ml 120,461 5 Pressure Basin 18,985 6 Turbine Penstock L = 760 M 97,296 7 Powerhouse 29,415 8 Connection to the Grid 35 kV 125,714 9 Ricontruction of existing roads and construction of new ones 1,286
SUM 487,308 Mobilisation Works 1% 4,873
SUM 492,181 Contingency Fund 5% 24,609
SUM 516,790 VAT 20% 103,358
TOTAL of CIVIL WORKS 620,148 Surveillance and Test Costs 1.3% 8,062
TOTAL 628,210 TECHNOLOGIC MACHINERIES AND EQUIPMENT 342,000 DESIGN OF THE IMPLEMENTATION WORKS 8,571
TOTAL INVESTMENT FOR HPP 2 978,781
Civil Works Equipment Connection to Grid
Engineering VAT
391,076
285,000
125,714
16,633
160,358
The following table shows a summery of bill of quantities for the construction of the two hydropower plants as well as the respective chart:
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HPP 1 HPP 2 HPP 1 + HPP 21 Water Intake 47,243 42,538 89,781 2 Decanter L = 40 m 14,598 - 14,598 3 Deviation Channel L = 1500 m 81,795 - 81,795 4 Intake of water from Qinami stream - 37,014 37,014 5 Decantor L = 40 m - 14,598 14,598 6 Pressure Deviation L = 1900 ml - 120,461 120,461 7 Pressure Basin 19,682 18,985 38,667 8 Turbine Penstock L = 760 M + L = 760 M 37,836 97,296 135,133 9 Powerhouse 26,281 29,415 55,696
10 Connection to the Grid 10 kV + 35 kV 1,429 125,714 127,143 11 Environment 3,629 - 3,629 12 Ricontruction of existing roads and construction of new ones 857 1,286 2,143
SUM 233,349 487,308 720,657 Mobilisation Works 1% 2,333 4,873 7,207
SUM 235,683 492,181 727,864 Contingency Fund 5% 11,784 24,609 36,393
SUM 247,467 516,790 764,257 VAT 20% 49,493 103,358 152,851
TOTAL of CIVIL WORKS 296,960 620,148 917,108 Surveillance and Test Costs 1.3% 3,860 8,062 11,922
TOTAL 300,821 628,210 929,031 TECHNOLOGIC MACHINERIES AND EQUIPMENT 120,100 285,000 405,100
VAT 20% 24,020 57,000 81,020 TOTALI MACHINERIES AND EQUIPMENT 144,120 342,000 486,120
DESIGN OF THE IMPLEMENTATION WORKS 4,286 8,571 12,857 TOTAL INVESTMENT 449,226 978,781 1,428,008
No. DescriptionValue (EUR)
Civil Works Equipment Connection to Grid
Engineering VAT
637,114
405,100
127,143
24,780
233,871
2. MAIN DATA- Capacity: 1’865 kW
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I II III IV V VI VI VII VIIIHYDROPOWER PLANT 1HYDROPOWER PLANT 2
2 MONTH PERIODHYDROPOWER PLANT
Electricity selling price and revenues calculation:
The electricity selling price based upon the decision no.27, dated datë 19.01.2007 is determined by Energy Regulatory Entity by the following formula:
Selling price (Euro/kWh) = Average price of electricity import realized the previous year (Euro/kWh) X Coeficient 1.04
Based on ERE decision this price is 9.37 EUR/kWh with an exchange rate of 140 ALL/EUR it results 6693 EUR/MWh. In order to calculate the revenues the selling price for the first year is assumed 6693 EUR/MWh with an annual increase for the following years of 2% less then the supposed inflation rate of 3%. So the price increase is assumed 1% per year. Also in order to calculate the revenues it is taken into consideration the concessionaire fee of 2.5% of the annual electricity generated.
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3. FUNDING SOURCES
The funding sources of the project are bank loan and own capital. The following table summerizes the funding sources by value and percentage:
Description ValueTotal value to be funded - EUR 1’428’008From which:
Investment value funded by own capital - EUR 428’40252
Investment value funded by bank loan - EUR 999’60548
In %Total value to be funded 100%
Investment value funded by own capital 30%
Investment value funded by bank loan 70%
Loan amortization schedule:
The conditions of the bank loan of a total value of 999’60548 EUR are shown in the following table:
999,605.4810.00%
10111,067.28
12
Bank Loan - EURAnnual Interest - %Payment ScheduleAnnual PaymentGrace Period
Balance at the beginning Payment Interest Balance at the EndPM P I PM - P
1 Janary 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48
2 February 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48
3 March 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48
4 April 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48
5 May 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48
6 June 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48
7 July 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48 8 August 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48 9 September 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48
10 October 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48 11 November 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48
12 December 999,605.48 8,330.05 999,605.48
YEAR I 0.00 99,960.55
No. Month
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Balance at the beginning Payment Interest Balance at the EndPM P I PM - P
1 Janary 999,605.48 9,255.61 8,330.05 990,349.88
2 February 990,349.88 9,255.61 8,252.92 981,094.27
3 March 981,094.27 9,255.61 8,175.79 971,838.66
4 April 971,838.66 9,255.61 8,098.66 962,583.06 5 May 962,583.06 9,255.61 8,021.53 953,327.45 6 June 953,327.45 9,255.61 7,944.40 944,071.84
7 July 944,071.84 9,255.61 7,867.27 934,816.24 8 August 934,816.24 9,255.61 7,790.14 925,560.63
9 September 925,560.63 9,255.61 7,713.01 916,305.02
10 October 916,305.02 9,255.61 7,635.88 907,049.42
11 November 907,049.42 9,255.61 7,558.75 897,793.81
12 December 897,793.81 9,255.61 7,481.62 888,538.21
YEAR II 111,067.28 94,869.96
1 Janary 888,538.21 9,255.61 7,404.49 879,282.60 2 February 879,282.60 9,255.61 7,327.35 870,026.99 3 March 870,026.99 9,255.61 7,250.22 860,771.39
4 April 860,771.39 9,255.61 7,173.09 851,515.78 5 May 851,515.78 9,255.61 7,095.96 842,260.17
6 June 842,260.17 9,255.61 7,018.83 833,004.57
7 July 833,004.57 9,255.61 6,941.70 823,748.96
8 August 823,748.96 9,255.61 6,864.57 814,493.36
9 September 814,493.36 9,255.61 6,787.44 805,237.75
10 October 805,237.75 9,255.61 6,710.31 795,982.14
11 November 795,982.14 9,255.61 6,633.18 786,726.54 12 December 786,726.54 9,255.61 6,556.05 777,470.93
YEAR III 111,067.28 83,763.241 Janary 777,470.93 9,255.61 6,478.92 768,215.32 2 February 768,215.32 9,255.61 6,401.79 758,959.72 3 March 758,959.72 9,255.61 6,324.66 749,704.11 4 April 749,704.11 9,255.61 6,247.53 740,448.50 5 May 740,448.50 9,255.61 6,170.40 731,192.90 6 June 731,192.90 9,255.61 6,093.27 721,937.29 7 July 721,937.29 9,255.61 6,016.14 712,681.69 8 August 712,681.69 9,255.61 5,939.01 703,426.08 9 September 703,426.08 9,255.61 5,861.88 694,170.47 10 October 694,170.47 9,255.61 5,784.75 684,914.87 11 November 684,914.87 9,255.61 5,707.62 675,659.26 12 December 675,659.26 9,255.61 5,630.49 666,403.65
YEAR IV 111,067.28 72,656.511 Janary 666,403.65 9,255.61 5,553.36 657,148.05 2 February 657,148.05 9,255.61 5,476.23 647,892.44 3 March 647,892.44 9,255.61 5,399.10 638,636.84 4 April 638,636.84 9,255.61 5,321.97 629,381.23 5 May 629,381.23 9,255.61 5,244.84 620,125.62 6 June 620,125.62 9,255.61 5,167.71 610,870.02
No. Month
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Balance at the beginning Payment Interest Balance at the EndPM P I PM - P
7 July 610,870.02 9,255.61 5,090.58 601,614.41 8 August 601,614.41 9,255.61 5,013.45 592,358.80 9 September 592,358.80 9,255.61 4,936.32 583,103.20 10 October 583,103.20 9,255.61 4,859.19 573,847.59 11 November 573,847.59 9,255.61 4,782.06 564,591.98 12 December 564,591.98 9,255.61 4,704.93 555,336.38
YEAR V 111,067.28 61,549.781 Janary 555,336.38 9,255.61 4,627.80 546,080.77 2 February 546,080.77 9,255.61 4,550.67 536,825.17 3 March 536,825.17 9,255.61 4,473.54 527,569.56 4 April 527,569.56 9,255.61 4,396.41 518,313.95 5 May 518,313.95 9,255.61 4,319.28 509,058.35 6 June 509,058.35 9,255.61 4,242.15 499,802.74 7 July 499,802.74 9,255.61 4,165.02 490,547.13 8 August 490,547.13 9,255.61 4,087.89 481,291.53 9 September 481,291.53 9,255.61 4,010.76 472,035.92 10 October 472,035.92 9,255.61 3,933.63 462,780.32 11 November 462,780.32 9,255.61 3,856.50 453,524.71 12 December 453,524.71 9,255.61 3,779.37 444,269.10
YEAR VI 111,067.28 50,443.051 Janary 444,269.10 9,255.61 3,702.24 435,013.50 2 February 435,013.50 9,255.61 3,625.11 425,757.89 3 March 425,757.89 9,255.61 3,547.98 416,502.28 4 April 416,502.28 9,255.61 3,470.85 407,246.68 5 May 407,246.68 9,255.61 3,393.72 397,991.07 6 June 397,991.07 9,255.61 3,316.59 388,735.46 7 July 388,735.46 9,255.61 3,239.46 379,479.86 8 August 379,479.86 9,255.61 3,162.33 370,224.25 9 September 370,224.25 9,255.61 3,085.20 360,968.65 10 October 360,968.65 9,255.61 3,008.07 351,713.04 11 November 351,713.04 9,255.61 2,930.94 342,457.43 12 December 342,457.43 9,255.61 2,853.81 333,201.83
YEAR VII 111,067.28 39,336.331 Janary 333,201.83 9,255.61 2,776.68 323,946.22 2 February 323,946.22 9,255.61 2,699.55 314,690.61 3 March 314,690.61 9,255.61 2,622.42 305,435.01 4 April 305,435.01 9,255.61 2,545.29 296,179.40 5 May 296,179.40 9,255.61 2,468.16 286,923.80 6 June 286,923.80 9,255.61 2,391.03 277,668.19 7 July 277,668.19 9,255.61 2,313.90 268,412.58 8 August 268,412.58 9,255.61 2,236.77 259,156.98 9 September 259,156.98 9,255.61 2,159.64 249,901.37 10 October 249,901.37 9,255.61 2,082.51 240,645.76 11 November 240,645.76 9,255.61 2,005.38 231,390.16 12 December 231,390.16 9,255.61 1,928.25 222,134.55
YEAR VIII 111,067.28 28,229.60
No. Month
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Balance at the beginning Payment Interest Balance at the EndPM P I PM - P
1 Janary 222,134.55 9,255.61 1,851.12 212,878.95 2 February 212,878.95 9,255.61 1,773.99 203,623.34 3 March 203,623.34 9,255.61 1,696.86 194,367.73 4 April 194,367.73 9,255.61 1,619.73 185,112.13 5 May 185,112.13 9,255.61 1,542.60 175,856.52 6 June 175,856.52 9,255.61 1,465.47 166,600.91 7 July 166,600.91 9,255.61 1,388.34 157,345.31 8 August 157,345.31 9,255.61 1,311.21 148,089.70 9 September 148,089.70 9,255.61 1,234.08 138,834.09 10 October 138,834.09 9,255.61 1,156.95 129,578.49 11 November 129,578.49 9,255.61 1,079.82 120,322.88 12 December 120,322.88 9,255.61 1,002.69 111,067.28
YEAR IX 111,067.28 17,122.871 Janary 111,067.28 9,255.61 925.56 101,811.67 2 February 101,811.67 9,255.61 848.43 92,556.06 3 March 92,556.06 9,255.61 771.30 83,300.46 4 April 83,300.46 9,255.61 694.17 74,044.85 5 May 74,044.85 9,255.61 617.04 64,789.24 6 June 64,789.24 9,255.61 539.91 55,533.64 7 July 55,533.64 9,255.61 462.78 46,278.03 8 August 46,278.03 9,255.61 385.65 37,022.43 9 September 37,022.43 9,255.61 308.52 27,766.82 10 October 27,766.82 9,255.61 231.39 18,511.21 11 November 18,511.21 9,255.61 154.26 9,255.61 12 December 9,255.61 9,255.61 77.13 (0.00)
YEAR X 111,067.28 6,016.14
No. Month
4. FINANCIAL PLAN
In order to compile the profit and loss statement, cash flow statement and to evaluate the investment, the following is taken into consideration:
1. Construction period of the hydropower plants is 16 months;2. Concession term 1s 35 years including the construction period; 3. annual average electricity generation – 10,000,000 kWh;4. the investment will be realized as follows:
a. during the first year of construction will be invested 169,734,107 EUR; and b. during the second year of construction will be invested 30,186,989 EUR.
5. Electricity selling price willbe 9.37 EUR/kWh for the first year and for the following years there is forecasted a price increase of 1% per year;
6. Annual operative expenses (staff cost, maintenance expenses, administrative expenses) in order to have a normal operation of the HPPs is assumed 5% of the initial investment for the first years, followed by a yearly increase of 3% for the following years (inflation rate);
7. Interest expenses are based on the loan amortization schedule;
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8. Depreciation is assumed linear for the utilization period of the assets (buildings, machineries and equipment, grid lines etc.);
9. Tax on profit is assumed 15%;10. In the 25th year of operation there is forecasted a reinvestment. This reinvestment is
60% of the investment in the equipment and is indexed with the inflation rate of 3%;11.The discount rate in order to evaluate the feasibility of the project is assumed 12%.
5. LOSS AND PROFIT STATEMENT
The profit and loss statement is compiled based on the above-mentioned assumptions. The following table represents the sales, operative expenses and profit for the whole concession term. Also there is given the chart presentation of the operative expenses (which include personnel expenses, maintenace expenses, electricity expenses, intrests, etc.) for the operation period as well as the chart presentation of total operative expenses and net profit.
Some of the main criteria to evaluate and to determine the profitability and the feasibility of the project are:
1. Payback period method;2. Vnet Present Value -NPV;3. Internal Rate of Return - IRR;4. Levelised Discount Cost - LDC;5. Benefit/Cost Ratio.
1. Payback Period method
The method of payback period is the easiest method (criteria) to calculate and it expresses the time required to repay the initial investment with the future cash flows.
The pauback period of the investment is about 5 years which is lower than 35 years of the concession term. This is the case when the cash flow is not discounted.
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The main disadvantage of the payback period method is that it does not consider the time value of money and the cash flows after the payback period. The following chart represents the payback period for the discounted cash flows. The discounted payback period is 7 years.
The Net Present Value – NPV of the project represents the difference between the discounted cash flows and the initial investment. It is calculated with the following formula:
NPV=∑t=1
35 [ CF t(1+i)t ]−I 0
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CFt - cash flow at time tI0 - Initial Investmentt - number of years under considerationi - discount rate
The Net Present Value analyzis the profitability of a project and if the NPV is greater than 0 the project should be accepted because the discounted cash flows cover the initial investment and add value to the investment. It is one of the most reliable measures of the project’s profitability. For the base case disocunt rate of 12%, the Net Present Value of the project is 1,808,995 EUR.
3. Internal Rate of Return – IRR of the Project
The Intrernal rate of return – IRR is the discount rate for which the sum of the discounted cash flows equals the initial investment, I0. In other words, IRR is the discount rate for which NPV = 0.
The internal Rate of Return is an indicator of the efficiency of the project. GenerEURy the investment is considered profitable if the IRR is higher than the interest rate that can be earned by the same amount of money invested in an alternative investment (for example another project, securities – treasury bills, bonds; money held in a deposit, etc.). The project is considerd acceptable if the internal rate of return is greater than the established minimum acceptable rate of return.
For the project IRR = 24.06% > 12% (discount rate or minimum acceptable rate of return).
4. Levelised Discount Cost - LDC
Another wellknown method especiEURy in the electricity generation sector is the method of long-term marginal unit cost of electricity generation or Levelised Discount Cost - LDC. This cost is calculated using the following formula:
LDC=∑i=0
35 C i(1+ri )
i
∑i=0
35 Ei(1+ri )
i
Ci – represents the sum of the investment cost, operative costs and depreciation costs. Ei - generated electricity;ri - discount rate.
For the base case disocunt rate of 12%, LDC = 0.0474 EURcent/kWh
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5. Benefit/Cost Ratio
This measure is calculated as a ratio of the present value of cash inflows to the present valu of cash outflows including the inistial investment. This ratio should be greater than 1 in order for the project to be acceptable.
For the discount rate 12% the benefit/cost ratio is B/C = 1. 495 > 1.
8. SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS
The main parameters to be change for the i nvestment are: discount rate, electricity generated, sale price, initial investment, interest rate. In order to have a more reliable feasibility (profitability) analysis it is necessary to perform the sensitivity analysis. The sensitivity analysis will be performed for the financial criteria NPV, IRR, LDC dhe B/C against the above-mentioned parameters.
Sensitivity analysis against electricity generated
One of the main parameters expected to change in the case of hydropower plants projects is annual electricity generation. The following tables show the change of financial criteria when the variation of electricity generation is in the range of ± 30%.
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Sensitivity analysis of B/C Sensitivity analysis of LDC
Sensitivity analysis against initial investment
In order to obtain a complete sensitivity analysis of the financial measures against the initial investment, the variation of the initial investment is in the range (70-130)%.
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Sensitivity analysis of B/C Sensitivity analysis of LDC
Also the sensitivity analysis is performed for NPV, IRR and B/C against the variation of the initial investment and the quantity of electricity generated when the dsicount rate is 12%, for the variation of sale price and production and initial investment as well as the variation of the interest rate and debt ratio. The following tables show NPV, IRR, LDC and B/C against the simultaneous change of the initial investment and the quantity of electricity generated, sale price and the quantity of water treated and traded, initial investment and the quantity of electricity generated as well as against the change of interest rate and debt ratio.
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9. CONCLUSIONS
Based on the above analysis it results that the project for the construction an operation by concession of the HPPs’ on the Dushar - Zerec stream is a feasible project because:
1. Net Present Value (NPV): NPV = 1,808,995 EUR > 0